10.07.2026, 10:22

Kazakhstan ratifies amendments to CSTO agreement on status of forces

ASTANA. July 10 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has signed a law ratifying amendments to the Collective Security Treaty Organization's agreement on the status of collective security forces and assets, official media reported Friday.

To read the full news articles, Subscribe.

05:41PM
Turkmenistan to present several sustainable transport initiatives at 81st session of UN General Assembly

05:39PM
Kazakhstan resumes oil shipments via CPC after temporary suspension – Energy Ministry

05:36PM
Nearly 500 financial crime investigations completed in Kazakhstan in H1

04:50PM
Turkmenistan to suggest establishing Ashgabat Climate Dialogue at upcoming UNGA session

04:47PM
Heat and drought threaten Kazakhstan's grain crops – Grain Union

03:48PM
AVERAGE WEIGHTED RATE ON JULY 27, 2026 IS 473.40 TENGE FOR $1

03:44PM
Kazakh former ecology minister appointed chairman of KAZENERGY association

03:37PM
Kazakhstan resumes oil shipments via CPC after temporary suspension – Energy Ministry

03:27PM
Kyrgyzstan bans overbooking for all airlines operating via country's airports

03:21PM
Tokayev's position on Ukraine consistent, but it doesn't mean Russia agrees with it - Kremlin

03:19PM
Attacks on maritime vessels in Caspian Sea unacceptable - Turkmen Foreign Ministry