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KAZAKHSTAN: FOREIGN MINISTER'S VISIT TO WASHINGTON YIELDS NO AGREEMENTS

The visit of Kazakhstani Foreign Minister Kanat Saudabayev to Washington in early February failed to produce any agreements on pressing issues, according to US State Department ...

U.S. sends a message by stepping up crackdown on foreign business bribes

Federal authorities want companies to know that the cost of paying bribes to win overseas contracts is growing steeper by the ...

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Shipment bound for Middle East Print
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marchrutCrew deny knowing plane carried weapons

 

 

 
RUSSIAN CARGO PLANE INTERCEPTED ON ASIAN WEAPONS RUN Print
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samoletorujieThai authorities have seized tonnes of weapons from an eastern European plane travelling from North Korea.

 

 
Activists hope OSCE chairmanship will help improve freedom of speech in Kazakhstan Print
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The Adil Soz freedom of speech foundation has said it hopes the situation with freedom of speech in Kazakhstan will improve after the country takes over the OSCE chairmanship next year.

 

 
Kazakh uranium boss trial to proceed Print
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dzhakishev_mukhtarA criminal case against Mukhtar Dzhakishev, the former head of Kazakhstan's state uranium firm Kazatomprom, will proceed to court.

 

 
Kazakh Court Dismisses Rights Activist's Appeal Print
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jovtisHuman rights activist Yevgeny Zhovtis was sentenced in September

 

 
Kazakhstan: Report Focuses Attention on Astana's OSCE Priorities Print
Events and opinions

oscekazAn American task force funded by the government of Kazakhstan to prepare a series of reports about the Central Asian country's upcoming OSCE chairmanship has completed its final report, which puts forth a generally positive interpretation of the country's controversial human rights record.

 

 
Kazakh groups to snub London Print
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Companies from Kazakhstan plan to move some of their fundraising away from London, according to the country's central bank governor, because UK investors failed to stand by the central Asian state during the financial crisis.

 

 
Stephen King: How China is putting the skids under Western economic revival Print
Economy

In recessions past, the Western economies exported their problems to countries elsewhere in the world. As the US and European economies tripped up, so their demand for raw materials would drop. Commodity prices would plunge. Raw materials producers, mostly to be found in the emerging world, would suddenly find themselves in trouble. Their export earnings would spiral downward, leaving them unable to repay past debts. Currency collapse and debt default typically followed shortly afterwards.

 

 
Kazakh uranium output growth set to decline Print
Events and opinions

Kazakhstan's uranium output growth is set to moderate in 2010 after a leap in recent years that has made it the world's largest producer, analysts said, citing technological and economic considerations.

 

 
FACTBOX-Uranium ventures in Kazakhstan Print
Economy

Kazakh uranium output growth is likely to moderate due to technological and economic considerations as it is set to become the world's largest producer this year.

 

 
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