- Sarkozy hopes his successor will continue partnership with Kazakhstan
- Kasymov bring back VP of Ideology post
- Some Kazakhstani officials are gay
- KMG EP ne income rises 27% in Q1
- Kashagan Pilot production to start by year end
- Financial police to investigate into Kashagan bribe allegations
- Kazakhstan sells LUKoil geological materials for $3 million
- Kazakh court sentences policeman in riot trial
- Tensions mount and troops reenter Zhanaozen
- Venezuela economy grows at fastest pace in almost four years
- Oil hovers below $93 after sharp 2-week sell-off
- Ablyazov can appeal prison term while in hiding, judge says
- Austria and Kazakhstan to develop partnership in tourism
- Marchenko rejects suggestions for single pension fund
- Central Asian-Iran rail developers form tripartite committee
- Almaty could get separate lanes for public transport in 2014
- National medical holding clinics to be ready for medical tourists by 2014
- Afghan conference objectives must be met to ensure peace
- Uzbek, Latvian rail cargo volume doubles in 2011
- Uzbekistan aims to join China gas supply route in 2012
- Ukrainian PM admits no discounts from 2010 gas deal with Moscow
- Oil and Gas Prices
- Commodities
- Metal Prices
- Exchange rates
- Sarkozy hopes his successor will continue partnership with Kazakhstan
- Kasymov bring back VP of Ideology post
- Some Kazakhstani officials are gay
- KMG EP ne income rises 27% in Q1
- Kashagan Pilot production to start by year end
- Financial police to investigate into Kashagan bribe allegations
- Kazakhstan sells LUKoil geological materials for $3 million
- Kazakh court sentences policeman in riot trial
- Tensions mount and troops reenter Zhanaozen
- Venezuela economy grows at fastest pace in almost four years
- Oil hovers below $93 after sharp 2-week sell-off
- Ablyazov can appeal prison term while in hiding, judge says
- Austria and Kazakhstan to develop partnership in tourism
- Marchenko rejects suggestions for single pension fund
- Central Asian-Iran rail developers form tripartite committee
- Almaty could get separate lanes for public transport in 2014
- National medical holding clinics to be ready for medical tourists by 2014
- Afghan conference objectives must be met to ensure peace
- Uzbek, Latvian rail cargo volume doubles in 2011
- Uzbekistan aims to join China gas supply route in 2012
- Ukrainian PM admits no discounts from 2010 gas deal with Moscow
- Oil and Gas Prices
- Commodities
- Metal Prices
- Exchange rates
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Alcatel-Lucent (Euronext Paris and NYSE: ALU) today announced that it has completed the deployment of the first gigabit passive optical network (GPON) in Astana, the capital city of Kazakhstan. Leading Kazakhstan operator Kazakhtelecom will use the new network to provide advanced broadband services such as IPTV, video on demand (VoD) and high-speed Internet access to residential and business customers. The deployment marks the beginning of Kazakhtelecom’s strategic plan to replace its existing xDSL access infrastructure with optical fiber technology.
