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- Situation in Afghanistan worsens
Almaty. February 4. Kazakhstan Today - The situation in Afghanistan is catastrophically worsening. The CSTO Secretary General, Nikolay Bordyuzha, said in the interview to the newspaper Vecherniy Dushanbe, the agency reports. 'I am deeply convinced that
- Germany scores lucky draw for 2012 Euro Cup
Germany’s national football team has scored a good draw for the 2012 European Cup qualifying games, facing Turkey, Austria, Belgium, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan, organisers announced Sunday. Football chief wants to keep Löw - Sport (6 Feb 10) Bayern
- Germany up against Turkey in Euro 2012
Germany, runners-up in the last Euro final, will be up against neighbors Austria as well as Turkey as part of Euro 2012's Group A after Sunday's draw in Poland. Belgium, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan round out the competitors for Germany, Austria and Turkey
- Norway opens new embassy in Kazakhstan
Crown Prince Haakon officially opened the new Norwegian Embassy in Astana on Friday. The Embassy with a staff of 12 will, in addition to Kazakhstan, cover Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan. Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Støre, who accompanied the
- 2 Pinoys die in Cyprus fire
CYPRUS - Two Filipinos reportedly perished in a fire inside their rented flat in Cyprus. The victims were identified as Nardino 'Nardy' Nuquid, 35, of Pampanga and Mary Rose Castanas-Saldiva, 39, and a native of Samar. The incident happened on January 27
- Kazakh lender BTA Bank files U.S. bankruptcy
NEW YORK (Reuters) - BTA Bank , the second-largest bank in Kazakhstan, sought bankruptcy protection in the United States to protect itself from U.S. creditors while it restructures $11.6 billion of debt at home. The Almaty-based bank filed late
- Toyota mulls Prius recall
(Reuters)
 Reuters - Toyota Motor Corp is preparing to recall its iconic Prius hybrid car to address more than 100 complaints about delayed braking, spreading the top automaker's quality woes to one of its most important models.
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