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Record number of magnetic storms on Earth occurred in January

According to Kazinform, citing TASS, the magnetic storms in January 2026 were the result of coronal hole activity. The Solar Astronomy Laboratory of the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences reported that this month saw a record number of days with magnetic storms, not observed since 2017.

11.02.2026, 14:32

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Autonomous AI Agents are Changing the Economy. The UN Discusses Risks and the Need for Regulation

According to the UN News Service, artificial intelligence technologies are transitioning from experimental projects to widespread application across various fields. The second edition of the report prepared by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and Deloitte emphasizes that, despite the focus on generative models, more significant changes are occurring with autonomous AI agents capable of planning and coordinating actions with minimal human intervention. These systems are already

11.02.2026, 14:29

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Lavrov: Russia has not received the 20-point peace plan for Ukraine

Sergey Lavrov Lavrov noted that currently some sources are discussing a certain document consisting of 20 points; however, it has not been officially or unofficially presented to the Russian side. "The content of this document has partially appeared in the media," the minister added in an interview with the "Empathy Manuchi" project. The head of the Russian Foreign Ministry emphasized that based on the previously reached agreements between Presidents Putin and Trump, which

11.02.2026, 14:09

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The Prime Minister of Canada announced the resolution of the issue regarding the blockage of the new bridge.

Mark Carney The Prime Minister expressed confidence that the issue will be settled, adding that he explained to Trump the necessity of dividing ownership rights to the new bridge between the governments of Canada and the U.S. state of Michigan. The construction of the bridge, named after the famous Canadian hockey player Gordie Howe, began in 2018 and was fully funded by the Canadian government in the amount of $4.7 billion. The bridge is expected to open in the coming months.

11.02.2026, 14:06

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A record number of magnetic storms recorded on Earth in January

This month, the main source of magnetic storms has been coronal holes on the Sun. The exception was the most powerful storm, which lasted from January 19 to 21. It was caused by the impact of a plasma cloud ejected as a result of an X1.9 class solar flare that occurred on January 18. With the beginning of February, there has been a temporary decrease in geomagnetic activity: only one magnetic storm was recorded in the first week of the month. Despite this, a recent powerful surge in solar

11.02.2026, 13:17

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In several regions of Kazakhstan, students were switched to online learning due to bad weather.

The educational process will be organized in an online format due to worsening weather conditions. Meteorologists have warned of a sharp drop in temperature expected in the north, west, and center of the country. In Astana, for example, due to increased wind, ice, and further temperature drops, from February 11, students in grades 0-6 of the second shift will switch to distance learning, the capital's education department reported.

11.02.2026, 13:12

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Russia has reduced imports of Chinese cars

In an interview with RIA Novosti, Igor Morgulov, the Russian ambassador to China, reported a significant reduction in the supply of Chinese cars to Russia by 44% by the end of 2025. He also noted that according to data from the General Administration of Customs of China, trade turnover between China and Russia decreased by 6.9% compared to 2024, amounting to 228.105 billion dollars.

11.02.2026, 13:03

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Humanitarian Aid from Tajikistan Delivered to the Population of Gaza

Humanitarian aid provided by the government of Tajikistan and its people was sent to the residents of Gaza on February 8. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan, on the evening of that day, a convoy of six trucks loaded with food, warm clothing, tents, and waterproof film set off for Gaza. As reported by the ministry, the trucks crossed the Rafah checkpoint at the border between Egypt and Palestine in the presence of the Tajik ambassador to Egypt and representatives of

11.02.2026, 12:59

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As a result of the shooting at a school in Canada, 10 people died

As a result of the shooting, according to information from CBC News and police data, six victims were found directly in the school building. One person died on the way to the hospital, and two others were found dead in a neighboring house — their deaths are also linked to the tragedy at the school. Preliminary data suggests that the attacker may have taken their own life. Additionally, at least 25 people were injured, two of whom are in critical condition and were hospitalized. The remaining

11.02.2026, 12:59

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Military court in Russia sentenced a citizen of Uzbekistan to 20 years for preparing a terrorist act

The case materials indicate that in January 2023, the defendant recorded a video message in which he expressed his willingness to act in the interests of the terrorist organization "Islamic State," which is banned in Russia. According to the investigation, he was instructed by his curator from ISIS to select a settlement in Russia for reconnaissance of a target, as well as to rent a premises for the covert manufacture and storage of improvised explosive devices (IEDs).

11.02.2026, 12:58

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In Somalia, all passengers survived after the emergency landing of the plane in the ocean

In Somalia, due respect was paid to the pilot of Starsky Aviation, who managed to save 55 people in a critical situation by landing a damaged plane on the shore near Mogadishu Airport, as reported by Kazinform citing the BBC. There were 50 passengers and 5 crew members on board, and all of them remained unharmed.

11.02.2026, 12:46

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Russia is Preparing for a New Fuel Crisis - "Moscow Komsomolets"

As reported by "Moscow Komsomolets," the sharp rise in fuel prices in the wholesale market often quickly affects retail prices, which could lead to a repeat of last year's autumn fuel crisis. The lifting of the moratorium on gasoline exports has essentially become a necessary measure. The ban on fuel exports was introduced at the end of August last year when Russia experienced long queues at gas stations, and local authorities had to impose restrictions on the sale of petroleum

11.02.2026, 12:40

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Ukraine plans to hold presidential elections and a referendum by May 15, - Financial Times

Volodymyr Zelensky According to FT, Ukrainian authorities have already begun actively preparing for the upcoming elections. If the voting does not take place within the established timeframe, Kyiv may lose the security guarantees offered by the United States. As reported by Ukrainian and Western officials, this decision was made under pressure from the White House, which seeks to conclude peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine before spring arrives. It is expected that Ukrainian

11.02.2026, 12:35

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Rain and Snow Expected in Southern and Southeastern Kazakhstan

At the same time, an increase in wind speed, fog, and the possibility of ice and ground blizzards are expected in the southern and southeastern regions of the republic. Temperature indicators will gradually rise: in the west, nighttime temperatures will range from -2 to -12 degrees, while during the day they will fluctuate from -5 to +5. In the north and northwest, nighttime temperatures are expected to be between -15 and -25 degrees, and during the day they will vary from -5 to -13 degrees.

11.02.2026, 12:28

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Large-scale violations of land legislation identified in Tajikistan

Illustrative image // Turmush According to Khodjazoda, 12,218 directives were issued to address the identified problems, and administrative proceedings were initiated in 11,677 cases. As a result of the inspections, fines totaling over 7 million somoni were imposed, of which 5.9 million have already been deposited into a special account. Additionally, 1,035 materials were forwarded to the prosecutor's office for further consideration, and 927 were sent to enforcement services, as he noted

11.02.2026, 12:23

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Emomali Rahmon will hold a series of meetings in the coming days

In particular, as part of his meetings, Emomali Rahmon will receive Ms. Zhou Jiai, President of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, as well as the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan, Erlan Kosherbaev, who will arrive in Tajikistan on an official visit. Additionally, the President has a number of other events planned, about which further information will be provided later.

11.02.2026, 11:53

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In Russia, Telegram is being slowed down. Pavel Durov commented on this decision.

In his address, Durov stated that Telegram will remain true to the principles of freedom of speech and user privacy. This is his first reaction to the decision of Roskomnadzor regarding the throttling of the messenger's operation in the country. He noted: "Restricting the freedom of citizens is never the right solution. Telegram supports freedom of speech and privacy protection, regardless of the pressure," he wrote on his Telegram channel.

11.02.2026, 11:21

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Iran and Russia Accuse Starlink of Violating International Law

At the event, as reported by Bloomberg, the Russian delegation emphasized that a potential violation of the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, which requires consideration of the interests of other countries, raises concerns. Representatives from Moscow expressed doubts that the management of a large network owned by a private company aligns with the interests of long-term stability in space. In this regard, Russia proposed to initiate international negotiations to limit the number of new satellites and

11.02.2026, 10:13

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Airplane-sized asteroids will fly close to Earth

Nasa specialists report that the first of the asteroids approaching Earth will be a 110-meter object named 2026 BJ8, which will fly at a distance of 2,370,000 km from our planet on February 12. On the same day, three more asteroids will also pass by. On the next day, February 13, a large asteroid 2026 CA1 will approach Earth, coming within 1,520,000 km.

11.02.2026, 10:00

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Trump threatened Iran with very "tough measures" and another aircraft carrier

In his statement, Trump noted that a "fleet" of ships is already heading to the region, and he is considering sending another aircraft carrier group. He emphasized that the U.S. aims to reach an agreement with Iran in the near future. However, if the negotiations fail, the president warned that the White House would be forced to resort to "very harsh measures." In his opinion, Iran is currently showing "greater flexibility" compared to the situation before the

11.02.2026, 09:29

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In Russia, restrictions on the operation of Telegram have been tightened.

The agency also emphasized that it will continue to implement sequential measures to ensure "compliance with Russian legislation and the protection of citizens' rights." RBC previously reported on the partial restriction of Telegram's operations, which began on February 10. According to sources, the number of reports of malfunctions in the messenger since February 9 has increased to more than 11,000, according to data from the Downdetector service.

11.02.2026, 09:29

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At least ten people killed in shooting at Canadian school

In British Columbia, in the city of Tumbler Ridge, a mass shooting occurred, resulting in the official report of ten fatalities, including the suspected shooter. More than 25 people were injured, according to Reuters. According to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the bodies of six victims were found in a high school, while two others died in a nearby residential building that may be connected to the incident. One of the injured died en route to the hospital.

11.02.2026, 09:28

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Saakashvili did not admit guilt in the case of calling for a coup in Georgia

Mikhail Saakashvili emphasized in his speech that the charges against him are actually not related to his actions to overthrow the government, but to "offending the shark from Bidzina Ivanishvili's home aquarium," who is the founder of the ruling party "Georgian Dream." The court session began with a conflict between the former president and Judge Bugianishvili. When the judge suggested that Saakashvili take a seat in the defendant's dock, he replied that he was

11.02.2026, 09:12

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The elder son of Kadyrov appointed as the curator of the education system in Chechnya

During a recent working meeting with the Minister of Education and Science of the Republic, Khoj-Baudi Daaev, Akhmat Kadyrov outlined the main priorities of his work, which include the modernization of educational infrastructure, reducing the number of second shifts in schools, improving the quality of education, and increasing federal support for educational institutions. Before his appointment to the new position in February 2024, Akhmat Kadyrov served as the Minister for Youth Affairs of

11.02.2026, 09:10

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Startup Hypersonica announced the successful test of a hypersonic missile prototype

The German-British company Hypersonica, operating in the field of aerospace technologies, announced the successful testing of its first prototype hypersonic missile HS1. The missile was launched on February 3 from the Annoy spaceport located in northern Norway. According to TASS, the missile was able to reach a speed of 6 Mach, which corresponds to over 7400 km/h, and covered a distance of about 300 km. The company plans to begin serial production of the HS1 by 2029. The length of the missile

11.02.2026, 09:01

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The Taliban Introduced a Criminal Code Legalizing Slavery, Class Inequality, and the Murder of Dissenters

The document does not include rights to an attorney, the right to remain silent, or compensation for damages The human rights organization Rawadari has published the text of the "Criminal Code of the Taliban Courts," which was signed by the movement's leader Mullah Hibatullah and sent to the provinces for use in the judicial system, reports The Insider.

11.02.2026, 08:15

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Events in Ukraine and the World. Main Points by the Morning of February 11

Information agencies and foreign media have provided a summary of key events that have occurred in Ukraine and around the world amid ongoing military actions. Here are the main points. A Ukrainian soldier launches a reconnaissance drone. Photo Oleg Petrasiuk / Ukrainian Armed Forces. The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, signed a decree allowing citizens over 60 years old to sign a contract for military service. The European Union intends to impose a ban on Russian cryptocurrency

11.02.2026, 07:22

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Americans Helped Mongolians Digitize Over 9,900 Rare Manuscripts at the National Library

The project "Cataloging and Digitization of Texts in Tibetan Language" has been completed, carried out under a seven-year agreement between the National Library of Mongolia (NLM) and the American organization Asian Legacy Library (ALL). This was reported by MiddleAsianNews. From 2018 to 2025, the project registered 11,359 manuscripts, and the catalog was supplemented with 199,986 entries. Of this number, 9,930 manuscripts, totaling 3,026,668 pages, were successfully digitized. The

11.02.2026, 06:56

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Mongolian Horse: A Small, Resilient Breed with a Rich History. Photos

“The Mongolian horse, originating from the Mongolian plateau, is one of the oldest breeds in the world. Its height at the withers ranges from 120 to 135 centimeters, and its weight varies from 267 to 370 kilograms,” reports the author of MiddleAsianNews. Although this breed is relatively short, the Mongolian horse is distinguished by its strength and high endurance, adapting well to harsh climatic conditions and prolonged confinement. The Mongolian horse, thanks to its outstanding speed and

11.02.2026, 05:40

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Mongolian Cyclists Won Gold and Bronze in Al-Qassim, Saudi Arabia. Photo

left: Visut Kasiyapath, Shinebayar Dangaasuren, and Tumendemberel Surenkhorloo According to information from MiddleAsianNews, Mongolian cyclists continue to earn medals at the Asian Road Cycling Championships. At the current Asian Road Cycling Championships in Al-Qassim, Saudi Arabia, athletes from Mongolia continue to show excellent results. At the start of the competition, international master Temuulen Khadbaatar brought the team its first medal, winning silver in the 24.6 km individual race

11.02.2026, 05:36

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The Speaker of the Parliament of Mongolia Congratulated Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae

Congratulations to Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae on her confident victory in the general elections were expressed by Uchral Nyam-Osor, the Speaker of the Parliament of Mongolia, through his page on X (@takaichi_sanae). This information was published by MiddleAsianNews. Leaders from various countries, including Vladimir Zelensky, Mark Carney, Lee Jae-myung, Anwar Ibrahim, Lawrence Wong, Giorgia Meloni, and Narendra Modi, also congratulated Takaichi Sanae. At the same time, Uchral

11.02.2026, 05:35

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Two Mongolian Cashmere Stores Opened in Vancouver

Vancouver has become home to two stores offering cashmere products sourced from Mongolia. The first, "Apricity Cashmere," opened in 2024. Here, you can find sweaters, hats, scarves, and other items made from 100% cashmere under the Apricity brand, as well as products from well-known Mongolian companies such as "Gobi" and "Toonot Cashmere." In 2025, the "GERDENE Cashmere" store opened in the same city, offering cashmere products made using traditional

11.02.2026, 05:29

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The XVIII Annual Conference on Mongolian Studies was held in the USA

The Embassy of Mongolia in the USA and the Mongolian Cultural Center jointly organized the XVIII Annual Conference on Mongolian Studies, which took place at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History and the Library of Congress on February 6-7, 2026. This year, about 30 scholars, researchers, and experts from various educational institutions gathered for the conference, including the University of Montana, Columbia University, the University of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania State

11.02.2026, 05:04

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The crisis in Mongolia is an opportunity for the transformation of its system

This article provides a detailed analysis of the corruption situation within the ruling Mongolian People's Party and examines the reasons for its decline. The author demonstrates how deeply entrenched this political force is in corruption. In the past twelve months, Mongolia has found itself at the center of a political crisis, characterized by a tense standoff between the parliament and the president. This conflict indicates that both the state structure and the economic model do not

11.02.2026, 04:27

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92-year-old Radnaa and veterans of the 55+ women's basketball team of Mongolia won gold medals in Abu Dhabi. Photo

More than 25,000 athletes from 92 countries are participating in the competition, competing in 38 sports, including 13 disciplines for people with disabilities. This is reported by MiddleAsianNews. The Open Masters Games 2026 in Abu Dhabi continue under the guidance of the Organizing Committee, operating under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Teyab bin Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan. This ten-day event is an important stage in the preparation for one of the largest international multi-sport

11.02.2026, 04:07

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Japan's National Debt Reached a Record High in 2025

According to information published on Tuesday by Japan's Ministry of Finance, the total national debt of the country reached 1,342.17 trillion yen (approximately 8.6 trillion USD) by the end of 2025, which is a record for the state, reports Kazinform. This figure increased by 24.54 trillion yen compared to the previous year and is more than twice the size of the Japanese economy. The main factors contributing to this growth are rising expenditures on social security, national defense, and

10.02.2026, 20:36

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In Tajikistan, 125 employees of the electrical networks were dismissed for violations in providing electricity to the population.

Illustrative photo In 2025, law enforcement agencies initiated criminal cases against 125 employees of the energy sector, leading to their dismissal. Additionally, some of the cases are still under investigation, and further information will be provided later, as noted by Umarzoda. According to the Agency for State Energy Supervision under the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, on February 4, "Asia-Plus" reported that last year, 406 employees of energy supply organizations were

10.02.2026, 19:47

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In Russia, a nanosensor for early cancer diagnosis has been developed

Scientists from Novosibirsk State University (NSU) have presented an innovative nanoantenna sensor designed for the early detection of cancer. This development, as reported by the Ministry of Education and Science of Russia, aims to improve the accessibility of cancer diagnostics at early stages. In various forms of cancer, metabolic disturbances occur in cells, leading to the formation of specific biomarkers. Such markers include the mirror molecules L-2-hydroxyglutarate and

10.02.2026, 19:39

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Reports of quarantine in kindergartens in Tashkent have been refuted

The agency confirmed that the current epidemiological situation in the city regarding dangerous infectious diseases such as measles, meningitis, hepatitis, and tuberculosis is stable. Typically, an increase in influenza and acute respiratory viral infections is observed in winter. In this regard, educational institutions are conducting a morning "filter" to protect children's health, which includes measuring temperature, temporarily isolating children with symptoms of illness,

10.02.2026, 19:30

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In Kazakhstan, over 3,000 cases of influenza have been registered since the beginning of the epidemic season.

Since the beginning of the epidemiological season, Kazakhstan has registered 3,332,252 cases of ARVI, which is 10% less than in the same period last year, according to information from the Ministry of Health. Additionally, 3,018 cases of laboratory-confirmed influenza have been identified in the country. Of these, 2,958 cases were caused by the influenza A (H3N2) virus, 53 cases by the A (H1N1) virus, and 7 cases by the influenza B virus. Currently, 2,272,739 people have been vaccinated

10.02.2026, 19:14

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Trump, Europe, Russia: What the Munich Report Surprised Us With

The Munich Security Conference, which has been around for over 60 years, has in recent years begun to release annual reports under the leadership of Wolfgang Ischinger. The new 2026 report is one of the most pessimistic, noting that the “era” when Europe could rely on the American security “umbrella” has “ended.” According to Ischinger, US allies can no longer be confident in the support and stability of American policy. What awaits Europe in its relations with America after recent events,

10.02.2026, 19:13

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Cappadocia Recognized as a New Culinary Destination of Turkey

In 2022, the Michelin guide's journey through Turkey began, starting with the announcement of selections for İstanbul 2023. Later, İzmir and Muğla were added to this list, and in 2025, Cappadocia will receive its well-deserved position. This step has become a significant milestone in promoting the country's gastronomic heritage on the world stage. Cappadocia, known for its unique stone landscapes and ancient cave dwellings, is now represented in the guide by 18 carefully selected

10.02.2026, 19:04

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Trump threatened to block the opening of a new bridge between the US and Canada

Trump expressed his position, stating that the Gordie Howe International Bridge, which connects the province of Ontario in Canada with the state of Michigan in the US, will not be opened until Ottawa starts showing proper respect to America. "I will not give permission for the opening of this bridge until the United States receives full compensation for everything we have provided, and until Canada starts treating us with respect and fairness," he noted in his message on the social

10.02.2026, 19:01

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Snow and Rain Expected in Tajikistan

From February 10 to 14, precipitation is expected across the entire territory. The valley and foothill areas will predominantly experience rain, while the mountainous regions will see rain mixed with snow, and in the highlands, snow is expected, according to data from the Hydrometeorology Agency. Weather changes will be caused by the passage of a western cyclone and atmospheric fronts. Heavy snow is forecasted in mountain passes, and winds may strengthen to 15–20 m/s. This will create

10.02.2026, 18:55

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Today, warming is expected in most regions of Mongolia.

// photo: ©Batkhüü Idësh According to meteorologists, on February 10, 2026, from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, the weather in the country will be mostly cloudy without precipitation. In the eastern part of Mongolia, the wind will blow from the northwest, while in other areas it will come from the west at a speed of 4-9 meters per second. Forecasts indicate that the temperature in the area of Lake Uvs and the Darhad Depression, as well as in the upper reaches of the Zavkhan River and in the valley of the

10.02.2026, 18:53

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Kazakhstan intends to share Starlink satellite internet with neighboring countries, including Kyrgyzstan.

Kazakhstan plans to use the Starlink satellite infrastructure established on its territory to provide internet access to neighboring states. This was announced by Zhaslan Madiyev, the Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development, at an expanded government meeting, according to Vlast.kz. According to Madiyev, this digital infrastructure will allow Kazakhstan to strengthen its position as a leader in regional digital connectivity. With the gateway stations created by Starlink in

10.02.2026, 18:26

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In the draft of the new Constitution of Kazakhstan, the clause about the Russian language has been changed.

In the draft of the new Constitution of Kazakhstan, published at the end of January, one word in the article dedicated to the language issue has been changed. Nurmukhanov noted that the word "тең" (equal) was replaced with "қатар" (alongside) during the meeting of the Constitutional Commission. Article 9 clarifies that the state language is Kazakh, while the Russian language is officially used alongside it in state institutions and local government bodies. This wording was

10.02.2026, 18:20

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In Russia, migrants with an income below the subsistence minimum will not be able to obtain a work permit.

Illustrative photo According to the new amendments, labor migrants are required to provide for themselves and their dependent family members at a level not lower than the subsistence minimum, taking into account the relevant "regional coefficient." These measures will not apply during the initial processing of the patent and for those who work only for individuals for personal needs, as stated in the document. Additionally, on February 6, the State Duma Committee on State

10.02.2026, 18:12