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A Kazakh national has been extradited from Kyrgyzstan in connection with the theft of over 1.8 billion tenge.

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A citizen of Kazakhstan, suspected of embezzling more than 1.8 billion tenge, has been extradited from the Kyrgyz Republic to Kazakhstan. According to the investigation, he was part of an organised group that arranged loans known to be non-repayable.

The police of Astana have commented on the detention of a man using force.

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In Astana, police officers have commented on a video of a man being detained, which has been circulating on social media. The footage shows several officers attempting to detain a man, with one of them kicking him in the face. The police reported that the incident took place on 18 June, and the detained individual was subsequently sentenced by the court to 15 days' arrest for disturbing public order.

The police of Shymkent seized 330 kg of drugs and around 130 cannabis plants from a private house.

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A resident of Shymkent is suspected of cultivating narcotic plants and storing drugs for the purpose of sale. On the grounds of his house, police officers discovered around 130 bushes and 330 kg of narcotic raw materials and finished products.

Residents of the Karaganda region have appealed to the President over water supply problems

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Residents of the village of Kushoky in the Bukhar-Zhyrau district of the Karaganda region have recorded an open appeal to President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. According to them, after two weeks of water supply disruptions, the water supply was restored, but black-coloured water with a strong unpleasant odour began to flow from the taps.

FBKC has received a complaint from Pin-Up regarding material on the illegal gambling business in Kazakhstan.

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On the morning of 25 June, FBRK received a DMCA complaint via Cloudflare – it was filed in connection with material about the Pin-Up and Pinco casino case, whose organisers are accused of illegal gambling and channelling more than $1 billion out of Kazakhstan.

<p>Kazakhstani banks have confirmed their resilience following the stress test results.</p>

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The banking system of Kazakhstan has maintained its stability according to the results of the supervisory stress test for 2025. Eleven banks, which account for 86% of the country's banking sector assets, passed the test. Following the simulation of a crisis scenario, the core capital adequacy ratio stood at 16.1%, significantly exceeding the minimum regulatory requirement of 5.5%.

The authorities of West Kazakhstan Region are planning to buy out a sports complex for 359 million tenge, with a district budget of 71 million.

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In the village of Khan Ordasy, West Kazakhstan Region, the "Naryn" sports complex has been built. The facility was constructed by a private investor. In February 2026, a tender was announced for its purchase for 310 million tenge excluding VAT.

The case of the former leadership of the Zhambyl region police has gone to court

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In Taraz, the trial has begun of former deputy head of the Zhambyl region police department, Zhaiderbek Kuttybayev, and former head of the Talas district police, Yerken Abayev. Kuttybayev is accused of large-scale fraud, and Abayev is accused of complicity and giving a bribe. The victim is former police officer Darkhan Ualiyev.

The Cabinet of Ministers has reported funding of 66 billion tenge for the veterinary sector until 2027.

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Prime Minister of the Republic of Kazakhstan Olzhas Bektenov presented a response to the senators' request for reforming the veterinary sector. 66.2 billion tenge has been allocated for infrastructure development in 2026–2027. The draft law provides for the redistribution of functions and adjustments to procurement procedures.

Over 26% of Kazakhstan's agricultural land is affected by erosion

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The Government of Kazakhstan has responded to a Senate deputy inquiry regarding the condition of land and flora. According to official data, around 30 million hectares of agricultural land are affected by erosion. The Cabinet stated that existing digital monitoring systems and updated studies allow the situation to be monitored without creating a new separate structure.
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