“The oil price to 55 dollars per barrel is suitable for Kazakhstan's economy – analyst”, “Money, guns, girls”: How ISIS recruiters win in the West", “Lost at sea, unwanted: The plight of Myanmar's Rohingya 'boat people”, “Boston survivor: What I want more

bnews.kz. “The oil price to 55 dollars per barrel is suitable for Kazakhstan's economy – analyst" - The oil price range to 55-60 dollars per barrel is suitable for the economy of Kazakhstan, said senior analyst of the "Alpari" company. According to her, our national currency is stable. Since April 14 of this year, the exchange rate is 185,8 tenge per dollar. Thus, the rate remains in the range of 182-186 tenge per dollar that is optimal for the National Bank of Kazakhstan.

cnn.com. “Money, guns, girls": How ISIS recruiters win in the West" - Chloe Combi is a former teacher who is now a columnist and consultant on youth issues for the Mayor of London. For her book "Generation Z: Their voices, Their Lives" she interviewed hundreds of teenagers and children born between 1994 and 2005.

“Lost at sea, unwanted: The plight of Myanmar's Rohingya 'boat people"- A humanitarian disaster looms as thousands of migrants remain stranded at sea, while authorities in Southeast Asian nations refuse to take them in. The scale of the crisis is still unknown. No organization, from the UNHCR and the International Organization for Migration (IOM) to Rohingya rights groups, knows how many boats there are. The number of migrants stranded aboard these ships, however, is estimated to be in the thousands.

“Boston survivor: What I want more than verdict" - My phone buzzed. My friend texted and said, "It's coming." We made a deal -- if one of us heard first we'd tell the other. I was at home. Alone. The verdict was in. Twenty-five months to the day, almost to the exact minute, since Boylston Street changed forever. Innocent lives were taken. No matter the age, everyone was someone's child, someone's best friend, someone's lover. I see photos flash on the screen of the lives lost, the families I have grown to know dearly, people who have cried on each other's shoulders and given countless hugs since that horrific day.