Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan officials have dismissed the reports as "fake news."

The coronavirus epidemic has created the temptation to forgo the complicated peace process and to simply withdraw our troops. This is the very last thing America should be doing.

A Soviet missile test range rumored to be experimenting with "laser weapons" was buzzed by a mutating, green UFO in the summer of 1978. The CIA managed to gather some details in a newly declassified intelligence report.

The latest deaths sparked a six-day-long quarantine in the western Mongolian province of Bayan Olgii.

Nursultan Nazarbayev, president of Kazakhstan since the fall of the USSR and the only president the former Soviet Republic had ever known, shocked his country when he said he said he would step down after 30 years in power.

President Nursultan Nazarbayev has allocated $37,000 to fund the chemical castrations.

The 25-year-old was stabbed while two men attempted to steal his car mirrors.

Kazakhstan was one of the last countries to keep the controversial alphabet ordered by Russia.

The blind man was part of a group of Kazakh fighters calling for an uprising on behalf of the Islamic state.

Scientists have finally honed in on an explanation for the sudden deaths and it has to do with the weather.

The new year started with postapocalyptic visions in the center of Kazakhstan's iron industry.

Around 3,000 troops split into two teams competing for battlefield positions in live fire drill that also included howitzers and rocket launchers.

The latest meme shows him in traditional garb in Kazakhstan.

A crackdown on Jehovah's Witnesses in Kazakhstan has followed similar actions against the Christian group in neighboring Russia.

The organization is seen as a counterweight to Western alliances, cooperating on political and economic affairs.

The St. Petersburg and Sweden attacks are two of the latest with suspects from Central Asia.

President Nazarbayev announced plans to change the Kazakh alphabet from Cyrillic to Latin.

Russian authorities intercepted the unusual cargo on a train heading out of the country.

Could Russia benefit from U.S. attention waning or will China step in?

Both men were stripped of their military ranks.

Ankara said the moves threatened peace talks due to take place in Kazakhstan.

The Israeli leader set off for a rare visit to two states that adhere to the Islamic faith on Tuesday.

The Levada Center found that over a third of Russians felt that foreign arrivals destroy Russian culture.

The top six countries on his hit list.

Putin uses cultural, economic and linguistic tools to shape his Russian compatriots' perceptions.

Uzbekistan's first and only president was confirmed dead last week.

After the death of Uzbekistan's president, his peers must think about succession in their republics.

After almost a week of speculation, the cabinet officially confirmed the death late Friday.

The general prosecutor said the sources of the report were too obscure to be trustworthy.

The president's McDonald's run appeared to go better than last month's supermarket visit.