It is known that in our country, within the framework of implementing the Head of State's instructions, systematic work is being carried out on digitalization and the introduction of artificial intelligence technologies in all spheres of public life and the economy.
Kazakhstan has for the first time elected deputies to the Kurultai. On August 23, the country voted for a new unicameral Parliament, replacing the former bicameral system.
Some readers are surely familiar with the scheme – perhaps through personal experience or from acquaintances – in which a stranger from a dating app turns from a nondescript avatar into the closest person in just a few weeks, and then starts asking for money.
The QAZBOT ROBOTICS FORUM 2026 was held at the International Centre for Artificial Intelligence alem.ai – a key industry event dedicated to humanoid robotics, embodied artificial intelligence technologies, and the practical integration of robotic solutions into the real economy of Kazakhstan.
The end of last week in Almaty turned out to be genuinely scorching – like a movie blending drama and mysticism...
Only days remain until the vote. Across the country, 10,423 polling stations have been established, and the Central Election Commission (CEC) is currently inspecting their readiness in the regions.
Autumn arrives not only with cold weather, rain, and earlier sunsets. Along with the shortening of daylight, our habitual rhythm of life also changes – there is less natural light, sleep-wake patterns shift, time spent outdoors decreases, and for some people, even their usual social activity declines.
On August 23, Kazakhstan will hold its first-ever elections for deputies of the Kurultai. While political parties continue their campaigning, voters have the opportunity to compare their platforms and positions, and experts are assessing potential voter turnout.
In recent months, Kazakhstanis have increasingly been facing WhatsApp account hacks. Fraudsters gain access to correspondence and begin writing to the account owner's relatives and acquaintances, urgently asking them to transfer money.
Just twenty years ago, anyone determined to turn another person's life into an object of constant control had to go to considerable lengths.
Issues of migration policy have become particularly acute today against the backdrop of global trends.
What should modern approaches to patriotic education of young people look like, and who bears the primary responsibility for it? These questions were the focus of a roundtable discussion held at the House of Friendship in the West Kazakhstan Region.
Kazakhstan continues to see positive dynamics in its labour market. The growing number of officially employed workers reflects the strengthening of the formal economic sector.
These days, it is not just the weather that is heating up. Almaty is witnessing yet another bout of fierce debate – this time over the city authorities' decision to cover the aryks (open irrigation channels) with concrete slabs.
