Kazakhstan
Israel, Kazakhstan sign agreement to prevent double taxation following lengthy negotiations
The agreement marks another step toward strengthening economic relations between Israel and Kazakhstan, Central Asia's largest economy, as both countries seek to expand cooperation.
Nine Kazakh soldiers dead, seven missing after being swept out to sea during Caspian naval exercise
US to warn partners they must pick sides in artificial intelligence race with China
Now is the time for a multilateral Abraham Accords framework - opinion
Voters put issues first as Kazakhstan picks next president
Less than three months after incumbent Kassym-Jomart Tokayev called snap election, the people of the Central Asia country are choosing their leader for the next seven years.
The place of religion in modern Jewish life
According to the large-scale survey, the Soviet legacy continues to allocate a moderate role to religion in Jewish life, making the connection between Judaism and Jewish identity less straightforward
Putin and Abbas to meet in Astana to push Israeli-Palestinian talks
Both men are in the Kazakh capital of Astana to attend the sixth summit of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA).
Kazakhs concerned by influx of Russians fleeing Ukraine war call-up
The sudden influx of Russians escaping Vladimir Putin's mobilization has worried and even angered some locals in Kazakhstan.
Kazakhstan says it won't recognize referendums in eastern Ukraine
Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has repeatedly called for the resolution of the Ukrainian conflict in line with the United Nations charter.
Using religion in Kazakhstan to find common bonds, ground
RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS: Israel’s chief rabbis joined the pope, leading Sunni religious imam in Kazakhstan to urge for peaceful resolution of conflicts, international cooperation in facing climate change.
Central Asian countries ban citizens from participating in Ukraine war
Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan also warned their citizens of legal repercussions in case of involvement in the war in Ukraine.
Pope says supplying weapons to Ukraine is morally acceptable for self defense
The war in Ukraine provided the backdrop to the pope's visit to Kazakhstan, where he attended a congress of religious leaders from around the world.
Grapevine September 10, 2022: Reform is in the air
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
China's Xi to visit Kazakhstan, in first foreign trip since pandemic
Xi and Putin have grown increasingly close, and shortly before Russia's Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine, Beijing and Moscow announced a "no limits" partnership.
