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rferl.org. “LiveJournal Allowed To Resume Operations In Kazakhstan" - LiveJournal, a social-networking service, has been allowed to resume its operations in Kazakhstan more than four years after it was officially blocked in the country for allegedly serving as a platform for disseminating terrorist and extremist writing. The Kazakh Ministry of Investments and Development said on November 11 that the social-networking service -- where Internet users can keep a blog, journal, or online diary -- was allowed to resume its activities in the country after its owners removed all materials that had been under question.

inform.kz. “Ruslan Mukhudinov charged in absentia for organizing murder of Russian politician Nemtsov" - Ruslan Mukhudinov has been charged in absentia for organizing the murder of Russian politician Boris Nemtsov. "Ruslan Mukhudinov was charged in absentia for organizing the murder of Boris Nemtsov. We are glad that this has finally been decided and hope that the charges will be soon brought against his childhood friend Ruslan Geremeyev," Zhanna Nemtsova's lawyer Vadim Prokhorov told TASS on Monday. Prokhorov also noted that last Friday Mukhudinov was put on the wanted list, Kazinform refers to TASS.

sports.kz. "Golovkin's next notential opponent to retire in a year"- WBC champion Miguel Cotto (40-4, 33 KO) told that the scheduled for November 21 fight against Saul Alvarez (45-1-1, 32 KO) would one of the last fights in his career.

cnn.com. “Why Singapore has the smartest kids in the world”- It's a world-class teacher's pet -- a straight-A student that's top of the class: Singapore is officially the country with the smartest high-school kids in the world. The country's academic success has helped it become a thriving economy, and the way it has built its education system could hold lessons for the rest of the world.