Kazakhstan Plans to Produce Up to 98 Million Tons of Oil in 2026, – Ministry of Energy
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Kazakhstan Plans to Produce Up to 98 Million Tons of Oil in 2026, – Ministry of Energy

According to Akkenzhenov, the initial plans for oil production were revised due to recent incidents, including attacks on the Caspian Pipeline Consortium terminal and accidents at the Tengiz field. “Considering economic development, we anticipated production at the level of 100.5 million tons, but the events at the end of last year and the beginning of this year forced us to revise these figures,” the minister clarified. According to information, in mid-January, a fire occurred at the Tengiz

12.03.2026, 10:46
CIS countries will exchange data on the radiation situation
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CIS countries will exchange data on the radiation situation

At the plenary session of the Mazhilis on Wednesday, a draft law concerning the exchange of data on the radiation situation between the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States was adopted. The Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources, Erlan Nysanbaev, presented the draft law "On the Ratification of the Agreement on Cooperation among CIS Member States for the Exchange of Data Regarding the Radiation Situation," noting that it provides for the coordination of actions by

12.03.2026, 09:43
The International Energy Agency will release a third of all oil reserves onto the market
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The International Energy Agency will release a third of all oil reserves onto the market

On March 11, the International Energy Agency decided to release a record volume of oil from its strategic reserves — 400 million barrels, which accounts for one third of the total volume. This was reported by The Guardian. All 32 member countries of the agency agreed to this step, which is aimed at mitigating the effects of the market shock caused by the conflict between the USA and Israel with Iran, as well as the effective blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, through which a quarter of the

12.03.2026, 09:13
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Two-thirds of children worldwide report an increase in cyberbullying

According to a survey, about 66% of children worldwide face cyberbullying, and every second child does not know where to seek support. These results are presented in a report prepared by the office of the UN Special Representative on Violence against Children. The report emphasizes that the internet ecosystem urgently needs to take measures to protect children.

12.03.2026, 09:08
Porsche reported a 91.4% drop in profit
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Porsche reported a 91.4% drop in profit

In 2025, the net profit of the sports car manufacturer amounted to 310 million euros, which is a significant decrease compared to nearly 3.6 billion euros in 2024, reports DW. According to the agency's information, the company's revenue also showed a decline, decreasing by about 10% to approximately 36.3 billion euros. The main factors behind this drop were difficulties in the Chinese market, high costs due to tariffs in the U.S., and a strategy focused on extending the lifespan of

12.03.2026, 08:54
Three vessels came under fire near the Strait of Hormuz, while drones attacked fuel tanks in Oman and Bahrain.
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Three vessels came under fire near the Strait of Hormuz, while drones attacked fuel tanks in Oman and Bahrain.

As a result of the attack on the cargo ship "Mayuree Naree," registered in Thailand, a fire broke out. The crew of 23 was successfully evacuated by the Omani Navy; the vessel was en route from the port of Khalifa in the UAE. The container ship "One Majesty," sailing under the Japanese flag, also came under fire, sustaining a 10 cm diameter hole. The vessel is heading to the nearest safe port and was traveling from Ras Al Khaimah in the UAE.

12.03.2026, 08:24
No Signs of De-escalation. Media Reports on What is Happening in the Middle East
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No Signs of De-escalation. Media Reports on What is Happening in the Middle East

From March 11 to 12, the situation in the Middle East significantly escalated against the backdrop of the ongoing conflict between the USA, Israel, and Iran. During this period, there were attacks on oil tankers off the coast of Iraq, as well as new airstrikes and missile attacks in the region. Statements from Washington and Tehran indicate that a peaceful resolution to the conflict is not in sight. At the same time, the risk of a global energy crisis is increasing due to the threat of

12.03.2026, 08:01
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"Focus on Skill Development". India Praised for Inclusive Education Model

During the 61st session of the UN Human Rights Council, which took place in Geneva, India's educational reform, emphasizing inclusivity, skill development, and practical training for students, was highly praised. This was reported by the Times of Oman. Comparison with Other CountriesExpert Hubel drew parallels between the Indian education system and approaches from other countries, noting that the emphasis on creativity and independent thinking is largely similar to practices in Hong Kong

12.03.2026, 07:43
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Iran has put forward three conditions to the USA for resuming negotiations

According to the Lebanese television channel Al Mayadeen, Iran is demanding that the U.S. meet three conditions for the resumption of negotiations. In particular, Tehran insists on guarantees that military actions will not resume, recognition of the country's right to a full nuclear fuel cycle, and compensation payments. These demands are also mentioned in other sources referencing Al Mayadeen. Similar statements were previously made by Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, who

11.03.2026, 22:22
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Qatar's Foreign Ministry Warns of the Risk of Catastrophic Consequences of War in the Middle East

In his statement on March 10, al-Ansari noted that Qatar has been actively warning the global community since 2023 about the potential consequences of escalating conflict with Iran. He emphasized that the Middle East is effectively plunged into a regional war that needs to be stopped. According to him, for any negotiations on a diplomatic resolution to begin, Iran must cease its attacks. Al-Ansari accused Tehran of striking civilian infrastructure both in the Gulf countries and beyond, which

11.03.2026, 21:37
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The USA destroyed 16 Iranian mine boats near the Strait of Hormuz

According to a statement from the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) on the social network X, American military forces attacked 16 Iranian mine-laying boats near the Strait of Hormuz. This report was also confirmed by foreign news agencies, including Reuters. U.S. President Donald Trump later noted that the attack occurred due to concerns that Iran might mine the strait. He also warned Tehran of "unprecedented consequences" in the event of mining operations. However, Trump clarified that

11.03.2026, 21:28
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Phuket Airport Paralyzed for Six Hours After Hard Landing of Aircraft

The incident that occurred on March 11 around noon was caused by a hard landing of an aircraft arriving in Thailand from Hyderabad. According to NationThailand, the front landing gear failed upon impact with the concrete. There were 133 passengers on board, and fortunately, no one was injured. Passengers were quickly evacuated and moved to a waiting area.

11.03.2026, 21:15
The Government of Moldova Approved the Country's Exit from the CIS
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The Government of Moldova Approved the Country's Exit from the CIS

The Government of the Republic of Moldova has decided to denounce three key agreements within the framework of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), including the founding agreement, its annex, and the organization's charter. This information was published by the government's press service on the official website. In an official statement, it is emphasized that this decision is due to the Russian Federation's disregard for the fundamental values and principles of the

11.03.2026, 16:03
Trump warned Iran of consequences if it does not clear the Strait of Hormuz of mines
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Trump warned Iran of consequences if it does not clear the Strait of Hormuz of mines

The President of the United States announced possible serious military consequences for Iran. On March 10, Donald Trump, the President of the United States, issued a threat to Iran, stating that if the republic had laid mines in the Strait of Hormuz and they were not removed, the consequences for the country would be unprecedented, reports the Anadolu Agency.

11.03.2026, 15:04
The CEC of Russia will participate in monitoring the referendum process in Kazakhstan
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The CEC of Russia will participate in monitoring the referendum process in Kazakhstan

Constitution // Constitution Nurlan Abdirov explained that representatives from electoral bodies of 15 countries will participate in monitoring the referendum, including chairpersons of commissions from Azerbaijan, Albania, Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, the Russian Federation, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Turkey. "We value our cooperation and interaction," he added. The referendum on the new Constitution is scheduled for March 15. The President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, initiated

11.03.2026, 14:41
The New York Times reported on the injuries of the new leader of Iran on the first day of the war with the USA. Tehran stated that he is "healthy."
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The New York Times reported on the injuries of the new leader of Iran on the first day of the war with the USA. Tehran stated that he is "healthy."

Mohtaba Khamenei According to information provided by sources to the NYT, news of Khamenei's injury came from "high-ranking government officials." They claim that the new supreme leader is conscious and is hiding in a secure location with limited means of communication. Israel also confirmed the reports of Khamenei's injuries, stating that he was hit on February 28, as reported by the NYT, citing two Israeli military sources.

11.03.2026, 14:10
The U.S. reported 140 injured American soldiers since the start of operations against Iran
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The U.S. reported 140 injured American soldiers since the start of operations against Iran

Illustrative photo In the Pentagon, it was clarified that most of the injured sustained minor injuries, and 108 of them have already returned to their duties. Previously, information about the number of injured had not been provided. Meanwhile, according to Reuters, citing its sources, the number of injured servicemen may reach 150. White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt confirmed that this figure "approximately corresponds to reality."

11.03.2026, 13:42
Chinese automaker BYD considers the possibility of participating in "Formula 1"
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Chinese automaker BYD considers the possibility of participating in "Formula 1"

The world's largest car manufacturer, the Chinese company BYD, is showing interest in participating in Formula 1 racing, as reported by the Kazinform agency, citing information from Bloomberg. According to experts from Bloomberg, participation in Formula 1 could be a strategic move to enhance the recognition of the Chinese automotive brand on the international stage. In this regard, the company is considering the possibility of creating a new racing team or acquiring an existing one.

11.03.2026, 13:21