Transport
China connects first 100-MW compressed carbon dioxide energy storage project to grid
China has successfully integrated its inaugural 100-megawatt compressed carbon dioxide energy storage facility into the electrical grid. The zero-carbon project operates without geographic constraints like underground caverns.
AAIFF 2026 winners share stories behind their AI-generated films
The inaugural Astana AI Film Festival concluded its global competition, awarding prizes and celebrating groundbreaking AI-generated films from around the world.
Ukraine robot offensive in Donbas reverses over a year of Russian gains
A surprise Ukrainian counteroffensive utilizing remote-controlled ground robots has liberated 176 square kilometers of territory in the Donbas region.
Kazakhstan records 84-medal haul and historic achievements at Asian Games
Kazakhstan concluded the Summer Asian Games in Japan with 84 medals and historic victories across boxing, fencing, rowing, and taekwondo.
Kazakhstan to establish three R&D centers in energy, AI and digital data storage
Kazakhstan has finalized agreements to establish three joint R&D centers focused on renewable energy, artificial intelligence, and digital data storage.
Kim Joo-hyung wins men's golf individual gold at 2026 Asian Games
Kim Joo-hyung captured the men's golf individual gold medal at the 2026 Asian Games, ending a decade-and-a-half individual title drought for South Korea.
IAF chief praises pilot Smit Machchhar for bravery during flight attack
Indian Air Force Chief AP Singh commended Captain Smit Machchhar for his exceptional bravery following a mid-air cockpit attack during a flight.
Kazakhstan President Tokayev dismisses three senior defense officials after military deaths
Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has dismissed three top defense officials following a fatal training exercise in the Caspian Sea that killed fourteen servicemen.
Kyiv bridges hit by Russian strikes causing traffic chaos
Russian air attacks have severely damaged Kyiv's Northern Bridge, halting traffic across the Dnipro River and deepening a mounting transport crisis in the capital.
米9月雇用者数2.9万人増、市場予想下回り失業率4.2%に上昇
Eurozone annual inflation accelerated to 3.8% in September, driven largely by soaring energy costs and presenting new challenges for central bankers.
Paul Pollard jailed for blinding taxi driver with wheel brace
Paul Pollard was sentenced to over six years in prison for attacking a taxi driver with a wheel brace following a dispute over a fare.
RMT rail strikes disrupt UK train services through October
RMT industrial action is disrupting UK rail networks through October 2026, featuring Chiltern Railways strikes, Avanti West Coast disputes, and limited Sunday services.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.