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Uranium Prices on the Rise As Unrest in Kazakhstan Continues
The world's top supplier of uranium - has been rocked by nationwide protests for several days, with the unrest triggered by a surge in gas prices in the country.
Ukraine: US offers Putin summit with Biden in effort to stop slide to war
Move comes amid ‘frank and substantive’ talks in Geneva and announcement by Russia of new military exercises
Oil giants Total, Chevron exit Myanmar due to human rights abuses
Total said it is exiting Myanmar due to the ‘worsening’ human rights situation and rule of law after the country’s military seized power in a coup last year.
Kazakhstan unrest: 'If you protest again, we'll kill you'
The armed men in uniforms checked every ward, shouting that they were looking for people wounded in mass unrest that had left scores dead.
Russia will be punished if it acts against Ukraine, No 10 says
The Russian government will be "punished" if it "crosses the line" on Ukraine, Downing Street has warned.
Russian Central Bank set to prohibit all cryptocurrencies
Russian Central Bank set to prohibit all cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin in the country, including transactions, mining, and circulation.
Russia reveals it is discussing a joint naval exercise with Iran and China
‘Planned conference on conducting a joint naval exercise’ to take place in Iranian port of Chabahar, according to Russian navy as its ships arrive there.
Iran’s Raisi says Moscow visit ‘turning point’ in bilateral ties
Iranian president talks of the need to make improvements in bilateral ties as he is scheduled to hold talks with the Russian president.
Democracy not: French senators vote to ban hijab in sports competitions
The amendment proposed by a right-wing group was adopted with 160 votes to 143.
UK Hongkongers organise rally calling for press freedom following shutdown of Stand News
Hundreds of Hong Kong people living in the UK have gathered in London to protest against what they described as a loss of press freedom in their home city. The leading English newspaper SCMP Editor gave an emotional speech, reminding his...
‘I have not gone anywhere’: former Kazakh leader denies fleeing country
Nursultan Nazarbayev says he is taking ‘deserved rest’ in four-minute video released on Tuesday
US State Secretary To Visit Ukraine Amid Russian Invasion Fears
Antony Blinken will also head Thursday to Berlin for four-way talks with Britain, France and Germany on the Ukraine crisis
Moscow refuses to rule out Latin America military deployments
Russia ‘exploring options to ensure security’, Kremlin spokesman says against backdrop of Ukraine tensions.
German politician compares anti-Russian sanctions to atomic bomb
Suspending Russia from the banking network would be an atomic bomb for capital markets
Where is Kazakhstan’s former longtime leader Nursultan Nazarbayev?
Analysis: All-encompassing status that took 30 years to build appears to have crumbled in just of a few days
INTERVIEW: Recent unrest in Kazakhstan was ‘an assault on our statehood,’ says envoy
Kazakhstan has experienced a period of unprecedented violence and unrest that had a dramatic effect on the population and threatened to undermine the constitutional order, according to Berik Aryn, the country’s ambassador to Saudi Arabia...
The unanswered questions in Kazakhstan
The Take takes a closer look at why protests erupted in the Central Asian country and asks what is ahead?
Kazakh ex-leader's in-laws leave key energy sector jobs
Two members of former Kazakh president Nursultan Nazarbayev's extended family have resigned from the leadership of state oil and gas shipping companies, the Central Asian nation's sovereign fund said on Saturday.
What really happened in Kazakhstan
The story that ran this week in foreign media leaves readers with the false impression that the Kazakhstan Government has been targeting peaceful protestors. In reality, Kazakh security forces have been engaging violent mobs who were com...
UK Ministers told to freeze Kazakh assets worth £600m after protesters gunned down
Tory MP Tom Tugendhat is calling to profit from the situation as an sanctions in the wake of a brutal crackdown ordered by president Kassym-Jomart Tokayev
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