Saturday, January 25, 2014
Drone footage: Divided Kiev
Imagines captured by a clone in Kiev
Aatyrau, 25/01/2014 - INC News (from RTL Russua)
Streets barricades in Kiev
Ukraine today
Atyrau, 25/01/2014 - INC News
Friday, January 24, 2014
News from Ak Zhaik about Ukraine situation
Ukraine Premier Rejects Opposition Ultimatum
January 23, 17:39
Mykola AzarovUkraine’s prime minister has dismissed an ultimatum from opposition leaders threatening to go on the offensive Thursday unless their demands are met by the government, ria.ru reports.
With the standoff between anti-government demonstrators and police degenerating into violent clashes in recent days, opposition leaders have made new and bolder demands for the ouster of the government and renewed calls for immediate elections.
In an interview with the BBC in Switzerland late Wednesday, Prime Minister Mykola Azarov struck a defiant note, suggesting that the government was unlikely to change the firm stance it has adopted to date.
“The authorities are in a constructive dialogue with the opposition… but they do not accept the conditions of an ultimatum,” Azarov said in the interview, extracts of which were published on the Cabinet’s website.
At least three protesters are believed to have been killed in violence in Kiev that broke out on Sunday after about a hundred thousand people flooded the city in protest at hastily passed legislation curtailing the freedom to demonstrate.
The three main leaders of the opposition movement met with President Viktor Yanukovych on Wednesday for three hours of negotiations that apparently produced no results.
The situation in KievAddressing tens of thousands of supporters on Kiev’s central Independence Square later on Wednesday evening, Udar party chief and opposition figurehead Vitaly Klitschko, who was present at the meeting with Yanukovych, issued an ultimatum.
“If the president doesn’t compromise, then tomorrow, when there will be more of us, we will go on the offensive,” Klitschko said to cheers from the crowd. “If it’s necessary to face bullets, I will face the bullets.”
The confrontation in Kiev continued on Wednesday night, although reportedly without the levels of sustained violence seen in previous days.
Footage from Kiev on Thursday morning showed a large pall of black smoke hanging over the city from bonfires made from tires that were lit by demonstrators. The Interior Ministry said Thursday that the fire had spread to one of the houses on Hrushevskyy Street, where clashes have been concentrated.
Ukrainian riot police have deployed plastic bullets, stun grenades and baton charges against protesters in recent days, while activists have thrown Molotov cocktails, rocks and fireworks at police lines.
Protests have been raging in Ukraine since November, when the government decided in late November to pull out of an association agreement with the EU, opting instead for closer ties with Russia.
Atyrau, 24/01/2014- INC News from Ak Zhaik
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Road accident in Atyrau (from Ak Zhaik)
On Atyrau Hyundai SUV run into the private house
January 21, 11:54
Zeena Urynbassarova
On Atyrau Hyundai SUV run into the private house, ash. kz reports.
The incident happened about 1am at night when the family of four people residing in the house, made of sun-dried bricks, went to sleep. They were woken up by the loud bang: the Hyundai SUV broke the house wall and drove into one of house rooms.
The SUV driver disappeared from the road accident scene. According to the master of the house, the driver was very drunk. The police placed a search.
As the result of this night incident all Kadyrov family members received different injuries and they all are hospitalized.
“This is nightmare… first he run into the house, and then he fled. My brother is in the neurosurgery ward with head concussion. Both his children got injured. One of his children had fractures on his legs and doctors put them in plaster. His pregnant wife can't get out of bed”, - said Goulmira Kadyrova, the relative of the victims.
from Ak Zhaik
China sees record crude oil imports from Kazakhstan
January 23, 14:13
China saw a rise in crude oil imports from Kazakhstan last year via a transnational pipeline to the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, xinhuanet.com reports.
Oil imports hit a record high of 11.85 million tonnes in 2013 through the China-Kazakhstan Pipeline, up 14.09 percent year on year, according to the regional government.
The growing imports underscore the key role of the pipeline in China's overland energy import networks, said Dilber, an official with the Xinjiang Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau.
The pipeline runs 1,200 kilometers from the city of Atasu in Kazakhstan to the PetroChina Dushanzi Petrochemical Company, one of China's major petrochemical producers, after entering northwest China at Alataw Pass.
So far, China has imported 63.62 million tonnes of crude oil through the pipeline, mainly for state-owned enterprises in Xinjiang and Beijing, since it became operational in 2006.
To increase oil imports, China simplified inspection procedures, including opening a 24-hour examination service, said Dilber.
Atyrau, 23/01/2014 - INC News for Ak Zhaik
Kiev: serious situation on the beginning
Possible deterioration of situation in Kiev
Atyrau, 23/01/2014 - INC News
A monster inside the family
Abuse in the family
Atyrau,23/01/2014-INC News
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
NEWS OF THE LAST MOMENT
Ukraine near the crash?
Atyrau, 22/01/2014 - INC News
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Syria: tortures?
Syria: tortures?
Atyrau, 21/01/2014 - INC News
Is this the behavior of Expats or is a separated unique case?
Expat accused of corruption of minors in Uralsk
January 17, 20:11
The press service of Internal Affairs Department of West Kazakhstan Oblast reported the details of detention of the citizen of Great Britain who recorded naked girls on video, azh.kz reports.
On January 14 the police control desk (phone number“102”) received a call from a citizen of the city of Uralsk where the troubled mother informed that she was concerned about text messages of sexual nature that her daughter, the 6th form schoolgirl (11-y.o.), was exchanging over the phone.
The rapid responce police squad of Uralsk during verification of the information, detained a 38-year-old expat in a hotel room, who was the employee of one of oil and gas companies in the region, who arrive to the city on January 4. The expat is the employee of“ZhaikMunay” company.
When expat noticed through the window that police squad was entering the hotel, he tried to destroy computers and other recording facilities. He put water on his laptop and tried to burn it in microwave oven. He also tried to burn flash cards, computer hard disks and video camera.
But on partially restored electronic media the police discovered files of pornographic photo sessions with participation of young girls, including minors- the pupils of secondary schools from Uralsk and Atyrau (from where the suspect arrived). He made photo sessions in hotel rooms where he stayed.
The Department of Internal Affairs of Uralsk initiated a criminal case according to Art. 273-1 of RoK Criminal Code – “Production and circulation of materials with pornographic images of minors, or their attraction and involvement for participation in entertainment events of pornographic nature”.
Based on the results of interrogations of minor participants of these photo sessions and their statements about harassments of the expat, the police is going to initiate a criminal case as per Art. 124 of RoK Criminal Code – “Corruption of minors”. The complex of judicial examinations has been appointed and the process is ongoing. On the basis of investigation materials and judicial examinations the level of his restriction will be selected.
All investigative actions with participation of minors are carried out only in the presence of their parents and lawful representatives, psychologists and staff from educational bodies.
Atyrau, 21/01/2014=INC News (from Ak Zhaik)
News for all expatriates in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan reduced quota for attraction of foreign labor
January 20, 17:36
Tamara Duisenova, RoK Minister of Labor and Social ProtectionThe Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the population of Kazakhstan reduced the amount of quota for attraction of foreign labor by 0.5%, i.e. down to 0.7%, azh.kz reports, citing the message published on the Ministry's website. In 2013 this indicator was 1.2%.
“Hereby, I order to distribute the quota established by the resolution of the RoK Government of December 31, 2013 # 1508 “On establishment of a quota for attraction of foreign labor for exercise of profession on RoK territory in 2014” at a rate of 0.7 percent to economically active population of the republic, between regions, the cities of Astana and Almaty according to the annex to the current order”, - reads the message in the order dated January 13 of the Minister of Labor and Social Protection of the population of Rock Tamara Duisenova.
Atyrau,21/01/2014-INC News (from Ak Zhaik)
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