... demand. Hence, the coal sector is demonstrating remarkable resilience: even in the era of energy transition, many countries are forced to keep this resource in their energy portfolios to balance ecological goals with economic realities. Oil Transit: Kazakhstan Redirects Exports Through Russia Due to Pipeline Emergency A notable reshuffle in oil supply logistics has occurred in the CIS. Kazakhstan has decided to temporarily redirect all its oil exports through Russian territory—using the Caspian ...

... government agency and offering technical expertise, Binance demonstrates its readiness to operate within the legal framework. The company has previously collaborated with governments in various countries—such as agreements to develop the crypto industry in Kazakhstan and consultations on regulation in several states. Now, the experience in Kyrgyzstan will provide Binance with an opportunity to build a globally aligned model for interaction with authorities. This increases trust among the global financial ...

... activity: Bitcoin holds near record levels, Ethereum remains above $4,600, and altcoins are showing growth and strengthening their positions. Institutional investments are rising, new legislation in the USA and Europe is creating transparent rules, and Kazakhstan is launching the first Bitcoin ETF in the region. This overview discusses the dynamics of the top 10 cryptocurrencies and key events impacting the market. Current Cryptocurrency News as of August 17, 2025: Bitcoin Maintains Historic Levels,...

... places host family festivals and fairs. In the former USSR countries, May 1st remains a holiday: in Ukraine, Belarus, and Central Asian countries, it is celebrated as Labor Day or Spring and Labor Day, sometimes with national features. Interestingly, in Kazakhstan, May 1st is now called the Day of Unity of the People of Kazakhstan—emphasizing interethnic harmony rather than labor solidarity. In China, May 1st (劳动节) is one of the main state holidays: it marks the beginning of the May holidays,...

... abandon the current oil production cuts of 1.65 million barrels per day will depend on the level of oil prices and the trade wars initiated by the United States, experts surveyed by RIA Novosti stated. On Sunday, Russia, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Iraq, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Oman, and Algeria decided to continue increasing the production ceiling in September by an additional 547,000 barrels per day. Thus, by the beginning of the fourth quarter, these eight countries will complete their exit from voluntary ...