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The Supreme Court of Kazakhstan has introduced an AI service in all courts across the country.

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The Supreme Court is completing the rollout of the "Digital Judge's Assistant" service for civil cases in all courts of Kazakhstan. The artificial intelligence-based system analyses judicial practice, helps to structure case materials, and generates a selection of similar rulings for judges.

The editorial board of the FBCC received their application back instead of a decision on the competition in the Pavlodar region.

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Instead of an official response to the results of the competition for the state information contract, the FBK editorial team received back its own application. Following a preliminary review of the complaint by FBK founder Kirill Pavlov, the guilty official was punished, but they refused to reconsider the results of the competition.

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«Kazhydromet» named the cities of Kazakhstan with the dirtiest air

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Immediately in 15 populated areas of Kazakhstan in April 2026, a high and very high level of air pollution was recorded. Specialists carried out atmospheric air monitoring in 68 cities and towns of the country.

Information about the detention of an official in the Zhambyl region has appeared in the media.

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In the Zhambyl region, information has emerged about the possible detention of the acting head of the land relations department, Nurzhan Azhibayev. According to media reports, he is suspected of receiving a bribe in the amount of 250,000 tenge.

Graduates from one of the villages in the West Kazakhstan region have installed a 30-metre replica of the Eiffel Tower.

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In the village of Zhalpaktal, West Kazakhstan Region, a 30-metre replica of the Eiffel Tower has been built. The unusual structure was gifted to their home village by the local school's 2006 graduates to mark the anniversary of their graduation.

The National Security Committee of Kazakhstan has dismantled 9 international drug supply channels.

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The National Security Committee (KNB) reported the elimination of international and regional drug supply channels into Kazakhstan. Since April 2026, agency officers have detained suspects involved in drug trafficking and distribution, and have seized large quantities of prohibited substances and precursors.

Teachers from Aktobe convicted of fraud in preparation for the UNT in Kazakhstan

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In Aktobe, a court found a teacher guilty of fraud: she took 560,000 tenge from parents for promising high scores on the UNT, but spent the money on personal needs. The sentence — 2 years and 4 months of restricted freedom and a ban on working in the education sector.

Two officials have been arrested on suspicion of corruption in the East Kazakhstan region.

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Two criminal cases against high-ranking officials are being investigated in the East Kazakhstan region. According to the NSC, one of the suspects is accused of taking bribes from representatives of the road industry, while the other is suspected of systematically receiving money for assisting teachers in passing state certification. The investigation is ongoing, and details are restricted by legal requirements.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs has stopped the circulation of nitrous oxide in nightclubs in Kazakhstan.

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The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kazakhstan has cracked down on the illegal trade of nitrous oxide in nightclubs, uncovering a warehouse in Shymkent containing 416 canisters. Criminal liability of up to 15 years' imprisonment is now in place for the non-medical distribution of "laughing gas", and the investigation is ongoing.

Former police officers are being checked for involvement in a gang rape in the Turkestan region.

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In the Turkestan region, a criminal case is being investigated following a statement from an 18-year-old girl regarding coercion into sexual intercourse. The possible involvement of former police officers, who were previously dismissed as a result of an internal investigation, is being examined, and the case is under special supervision by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Socially vulnerable families are complaining about unsuitable state housing in the Pavlodar region.

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In the village named after Mamait Omarov in the Pavlodar region, families who received state housing have encountered problems: cracks in the walls, leaking roofs and mould on the windows. Some of the new residents have been forced to move into rented flats. Officials promise repairs within a year.
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