India Approves ONGC Bid for Stake in Kazakh Oil Field. Kazakhstan sports channels launches July 1.

Fox Business - India Approves ONGC Bid for Stake in Kazakh Oil Field - The deal now need the Kazakh government's permission to go through.

ONGC Videsh had signed an agreement on buying an 8.4% stake in the Kashagan oil and gas field from ConocoPhillips in November last year.

Bangkok Post - Green dreams in Kazakhstan - Oil-rich country wants to take the lead in steering Central Asia toward a new economic model by 2050.

Bloomberg - Samruk-Energy Wins Wind-Power Loan From Kazakh Development Bank - Samruk-Energy JSC (ENRG), a power company in Kazakhstan, won a 14.2 billion-tenge ($94 million) loan from the Eurasian Development Bank to build the nation’s first large-scale wind farm.

The Wall Street Journal - Kazakhstan Eyes Autumn Debt Sale - Kazakhstan is the latest East European sovereign to be tempted to borrow from the international bond market, with the country mulling its first debt sale for over 13 years, according to analysts, reiterating plans unveiled by the finance minister Bolat Zhamishev this month.

Broadband TV News - Kazakhstan sports channels launches July 1 - The new channel will bring sport events, championships and cups of Kazakhstan, international tournaments and games, live interviews with sportsmen and organisers of sport events, original standups and programmes about famous sportsmen.

Eurasianet - Kazakhstan: Jailed Ex-Nuclear Boss Suspects Russian Machinations - The jailed former boss of Kazakhstan’s nuclear industry has marked the fourth anniversary of his arrest by voicing suspicions from his prison cell that Russian machinations were behind the charges against him.

KAZINFORM - When can we call a 17-year-old white kid a terrorist? - Yesterday morning I read a news account of a 17-year-old Portland, Oregon, boy who had planned to detonate bombs at his high school to kill as many of his schoolmates as possible.

He had detailed plans, a timeline and a variety of explosive devices. Mass murder was his agenda. Here is what Benton County District Attorney John Haroldson said: "In any case that you have a young person that in essence plans to take a video game approach to killing people at school, you have to take a close look at the mental health issues."

Yes, the boy wanted to murder as many people as possible with bombs. Therefore, he has mental health issues.
Two men with troubled histories last week hacked to death a British soldier on a street in Woolwich, UK. Although they were born Christian, they had converted to Islam. As Muslims, their mental health, according to the media, is not an issue. Therefore, they must be terrorists.