Kazakhstan
Nine Kazakh soldiers dead, seven missing after being swept out to sea during Caspian naval exercise
The incident occured in Kazakhstan's western Mangistau region, which adjoins the Caspian Sea.
US to warn partners they must pick sides in artificial intelligence race with China
Now is the time for a multilateral Abraham Accords framework - opinion
Herzog meets Kazakhstan's Jewish community, hails important role during diplomatic visit
Russian-led troops to start leaving Kazakhstan in 2 days
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday said the deployment had been crucial, claiming victory in defending Kazakhstan from what he described as a foreign-backed terrorist uprising.
Kazakhstan says Islamist radicals played role in attacks
Authorities on Monday for the first time linked the violence to what they said were members of Islamist groups.
Kazakhstan detains 7,939 people over unrest
Authorities have blamed the violence on "extremists" and "terrorists" some of whom they say were foreigners.
Israel and Kazakhstan: When bland Foreign Ministry statement says it all - analysis
That nondescript statement adequately reflects what Israel hopes to see in Kazakhstan, how it hopes things play out.
Kazakh president steps up purge of security agency after mass unrest
Kazakhstan's president fired two more top security officials following mass anti-government protests in the past week amid the worst unrest in three decades of post-Soviet independence.
Israeli citizen killed in Kazakhstan riots
The Foreign Ministry cautioned Israeli citizens about travelling to Kazakhstan due to the ongoing violent uprising.
Ex-security chief arrested as Kazakhstan presses crackdown on unrest
Karim Massimov, the former head of Kazakhstan's national security committee, was arrested for 'treason' amid a slew of gov't actions to slow the uprising.
Israel hopes for calm in Kazakhstan, cautions Israeli travelers
Kazakhstan has been in a state of civil unrest since January 3, in response to price caps being removed from butane and propane on January 1.
Oil price rises as Kazakh turmoil adds to supply worries
'The upward jump in oil prices mostly reflects the market jitters as unrest escalates in Kazakhstan and the political situation in Libya continues to deteriorate and sideline oil output.'
Kazakh president says has ordered forces to open fire without warning
The president said forces carried out a "counter-terrorist" operation, and ordered law enforcement agencies and the army "to shoot to kill without warning."
