Rhys Morgan
Kazakhstan ranks 11th globally in wheat production
Kazakhstan has secured 11th place in global wheat production, supported by a 19.9 million ton harvest and surging international rail shipments.
City Colleges faculty and staff set strike date for October 19
Faculty and professional staff at City Colleges of Chicago have scheduled an October 19 strike date after months of stagnant contract negotiations.
Yulia Putintseva wins bronze in women’s singles at Asian Games
Kazakhstan's Yulia Putintseva claimed a historic bronze medal in the women's singles tennis tournament at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan.
Ukraine: Germany says Russia not shifting into negotiating mode
Germany's Foreign Office states that Russia shows no genuine pivot toward peace talks despite recent high-level diplomatic exchanges in Moscow.
London thunderstorms spark flash floods and house fires overnight
Violent overnight thunderstorms battered London with thousands of lightning strikes and flash floods, following an unseasonably warm tropical night.
International AI film festival final kicks off in Astana
The Astana AI Film Festival has launched its final round, showcasing 25 selected works competing for a total prize and investment fund of $2 million.
Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan trade rises by 30%
Economic ties between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan have strengthened, with bilateral trade climbing nearly 30% to reach $3.25 billion over seven months.
Kazakhstan and Denmark pursue tech transfer and joint projects at forum
Kazakhstan and Denmark are deepening their economic partnership, highlighted by a business forum and the opening of a major beverage facility in the Almaty region.
Dunelm Group Set to Benefit as Retail Volumes Rise on Stronger Non-Store Sales
UK retail volumes rose against expectations following a partial recovery by non-store and department store retailers, providing a positive backdrop for multichannel companies.
Marvin Harrison Jr. draws trade interest from multiple NFL teams
Trade speculation surrounds Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. as multiple NFL teams monitor his availability ahead of the November deadline.
NATO condemns Russia nuclear threats over Kaliningrad enclave
NATO has strongly condemned a Russian diplomatic warning threatening a nuclear response if the alliance attempts to isolate the Kaliningrad exclave.
AMBER Alert issued for four missing children in Los Angeles
An AMBER Alert has been issued for four young siblings missing from Los Angeles after leaving with their mother in violation of a court order.
East Midlands Railway workers strike over Class 810 safety faults
East Midlands Railway workers are set to strike starting August 1, 2026, following mounting safety concerns over technical faults and reset procedures on the Hitachi Class 810 fleet.
UK believes Iran involved in RAF Fairford incident, Burnham says
Prime Minister Andy Burnham stated there are strong indications of Iranian involvement in a security incident near an RAF base involving five British nationals.
Texas faces severe flood alerts as hurricane remnants bring heavy rain
Remnants of Hurricane Polo are bringing heavy rain and severe flash flood threats to parts of Texas as the storm system moves across the state.
ICC rejects Duterte bid for expert verification of evidence
The International Criminal Court has turned down a defense request to mandate expert verification reports for digital evidence in the case against former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte.
Spain industrial prices rise 13.2% in August
Spain's industrial inflation reached 13.2% year-on-year in August 2026, driven primarily by soaring energy costs and volatile Middle East markets.
NATO scrambles jets in Poland and Romania as Russian strikes hit Ukraine
NATO scrambled military aircraft in Poland and Romania following a massive wave of Russian drone and missile strikes targeting Ukraine.
Italy received 166 billion euros in EU recovery funds by April 2026
Italy has secured 166 billion euros in EU recovery funds by April 2026, representing the largest share in the bloc, though execution faces domestic labor pushback.
Philippines procurement reforms could save government 2 percent of GDP
Comprehensive public procurement and tax administration reforms could save the government up to two percent of GDP annually, according to World Bank analysis.