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A student of NIS Astana attempted suicide after a boycott in the class.

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The parents of a pupil at the Nazarbayev Intellectual School (NIS) in Astana have stated that their son experienced prolonged social isolation from his classmates. According to the family, after leaving the school the teenager attempted suicide, and the materials from their appeal to law enforcement authorities have been with the prosecutor’s office since April.

A bound young woman was forcibly dragged towards a car near the Khan Shatyr shopping centre in Astana.

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A video has been circulating on social media showing several people using force against a young woman in the car park of the "Khan Shatyr" shopping centre in Astana. The police have identified those involved in the incident and stated that there are no casualties.

The Ministry of Interior reminded about the rules for protecting children from online grooming

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Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) reminds parents and minors of the risks of online grooming and measures to protect children on the internet. The department has listed signs of dangerous communication and recommendations for safe behaviour in the digital environment.

Four akims in the North Kazakhstan Region have been held accountable for violations in the arrangement of cattle burial sites.

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The Ethics Council of the North Kazakhstan Region (SKO) has recommended disciplinary action against the akims of four rural districts after discrepancies were identified between the actual work completed and the project estimate documentation during the construction of cattle burial sites. An alternative to a warning of partial official non-compliance is dismissal.

Uzbekistan has overtaken Kazakhstan in passenger traffic growth in Central Asia

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In April 2026, Kazakhstan's airports maintained a positive trend in passenger traffic, with the figure increasing by 1.6% compared to the same period in 2025. Meanwhile, Uzbekistan demonstrated higher growth rates and became the leader in Central Asia with a figure of 9.1%.

<div>Constitutional Court of Kazakhstan clarifies rights of pensioners abroad</div>

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18 May 2026, the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan adopted a regulatory resolution No. 79-NP concerning the pension provision for citizens of Kazakhstan who have left for permanent residence abroad. The Court indicated that residence outside the country, in itself, cannot serve as a basis for refusing to grant or for terminating pension payments to citizens of Kazakhstan.

Mass fish death recorded in the River Shymkent due to possible acid discharge

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In Shymkent, a mass fish kill has been recorded in the river. According to preliminary data from ecologists, the cause could be the discharge of an acidic solution into the sewer system, from which chemical waste entered the water. An inspection is being carried out at municipal and industrial facilities, including the limited liability partnership "Water Resources Marketing".

One of the world's largest oil and gas companies is suspending investments in Kazakhstan

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Shell Plc has announced the suspension of investments in Kazakhstan. The reason is the government's legal claims against several foreign oil companies amounting to billions of dollars. Some of the disputes are being heard in national courts and international arbitration.

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Редкоземельные ресурсы Казахстана интегрируют в цепочку переработки США

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REAlloys, which is in the process of merging with Blackboxstocks Inc., has signed non-binding agreements with AltynGroup Kazakhstan for long-term strategic cooperation on rare earth raw materials. The partnership involves the processing of Kazakh rare earth elements in North America for the production of metals and alloys.

Why has the saiga population in Kazakhstan grown despite experts' warnings?

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International experts warned Kazakhstan between 2012 and 2013 about the risks that building railways and border fences would pose to the saiga population. However, the relevant authorities went their own way, and unexpectedly the saiga population increased 33-fold — from 116,500 heads in 2012 to 3.9 million individuals in 2025.
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