Conflict in Kazakhstan Protests against fuel price hikes sparked a week of unrest in Kazakhstan, resulting in dozens of deaths and a spike in the cost of uranium. Business • 13 Jan
Russia-led troops begin pullback from Kazakhstan Over 2,000 Russia-led troops began withdrawing from Kazakhstan, Moscow said today, after being deployed when peaceful protests over an energy price hike turned into unprecedented … World • 13 Jan
Russian troops to leave Kazakhstan, says president Russian-led forces will begin withdrawing from Kazakhstan in two days' time after stabilising the Central Asian nation following serious unrest, the president said today, in … World • 11 Jan
Kazakhstan president says 'attempted coup' defeated Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said today that his country had defeated an attempted coup d'état during historic violence last week, and insisted that Russian-led troops … World • 10 Jan
Putin, Kazakh leader discuss steps 'to restore order' Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Kazakh counterpart Kassym-Jomart Tokayev held a "lengthy" phone conversation to discuss the situation in Kazakhstan following unprecedented unrest, the … World • 08 Jan
What is happening right now in Kazakhstan? Days of unrest in Kazakhstan have left dozens dead and public buildings ransacked and torched in the worst violence in its 30 years of independence. World • 07 Jan
Oil price rises as Kazakh turmoil adds to supply woes Oil prices rose today and were heading for their biggest weekly gains since mid-December on Friday as unrest in Kazakhstan and outages in Libya fuelled … Business • 07 Jan
Kazakh president gives shoot-to-kill order Security forces appear to have reclaimed the streets of Kazakhstan's main city after days of violence, as the Russian-backed president said he had ordered his … World • 07 Jan
Kazakhstan's week of violent unrest With dozens reported dead in violent protests in Kazakhstan and Russia sending troops to quell the unrest, see how the once stable but repressive Central … World • 06 Jan
18 security officers dead, 700 wounded in Kazakh unrest Casualties among Kazakh security officers has risen to 18 dead and 748 wounded as authorities seek to quell unrest in the ex-Soviet country, according to … Asia • 06 Jan
'Very Nice': Kazakhstan adopts Borat slogan Ridiculed once again in a film featuring fictional Kazakh journalist Borat Sagdiyev, the ex-Soviet state of Kazakhstan has embraced the joke this time round and … World • 27 Oct 20
12 dead after plane crashes in Kazakhstan after takeoff Twelve people were killed and dozens injured when a plane with nearly 100 passengers and crew on board crashed soon after take-off in Kazakhstan. World • 27 Dec 19
Tokayev sworn in as Kazakhstan's president Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has been inaugurated as only the second elected president in Kazakhstan's history, after winning polls marred by a police crackdown and slammed by … World • 12 Jun 19
Soyuz crew 'feel fine' after emergency landing The two-man US-Russian crew of a Soyuz spacecraft taking them to the orbiting International Space Station had to make an emergency landing in Kazakhstan when … Science and Technology • 11 Oct 18
52 people killed in Kazakhstan bus fire Fifty-two people have been killed in Kazakhstan after the bus they were travelling on caught fire. World • 18 Jan 18
Chevron announces $36.8bn Kazakh oil expansion US oil giant Chevron has announced a $36.8 billion expansion project in Kazakhstan, the first major investment in petroleum production to be greenlighted since the … Business • 05 Jul 16
Six men jailed for trying to kill Kazakh officials Six men have been jailed in Kazakhstan for conspiring to assassinate government officials, indicating a possible rise in Islamist violence in the oil-rich country. News • 14 Aug 13
Russian rocket explodes in Kazakhstan A Russian rocket carrying three navigation satellites worth around €153m crashed shortly after lift-off from the Russian-leased Baikonur launch facility in Kazakhstan this morning after … News • 02 Jul 13
Talks in Kazakhstan over Iran's nuclear programme World powers are expected to offer Iran limited sanctions relief if it agrees to halt its most sensitive nuclear work. News • 26 Feb 13
