Once part of the Soviet Union, Kazakhstan is now home to an atomic lake created during the USSR’s reign. This lake is in the ...

In his 55-minute vlog on YouTube, Passenger Paramvir shares his journey in Kazakhstan and experiences of sightseeing around ...

Balkhash, Kazakhstan — Seen from the sky, with its turquoise waters stretching out into the desert expanses in the shape of a crescent, you can see why they call Lake Balkhash the "pearl of ...

A Place in Kazakhstan Has Witnessed World's 'Most' Number of Nuclear Explosions, It Even Boasts an 'Atomic Lake' Nuclear weapons are dangerous devices that, unfortunately, are a necessity for many ...

Item 1 of 9 People cast their votes during a referendum on the construction of a nuclear power plant, at a polling station in the village of Ulken in the Almaty Region, Kazakhstan October 6, 2024.

The UN has warned that Lake Balkhash, the second largest lake in Central Asia after the Aral Sea, could dry up, creating another major environmental crisis in the region. Forty times the size of Lake ...

Authorities say there are dwindling numbers of fish in the lake as it is ‘silting up. ... Fears for Kazakhstan’s magical Lake Balkhash. AFP-16 Aug 2024, 09:39 AM.

Kazakhstan has awarded contracts to both Russia's Rosatom and China's National Nuclear Corporation for the construction of ...

Set in a former Berlin courthouse, the work uses video, animation, poetry, and archival materials to give Lake Balkhash a ...

How Climate Change Is Threatening "Pearl Of Kazakhstan" - Lake Balkhash Pollution, climate change and overuse are threatening the existence of one of the most unique stretches of water in the world.

Damming, over-extraction, pollution and, increasingly, the human-caused climate crisis are driving the decline of the Caspian Sea. Some experts fear it’s being pushed to the point of no return.

Business ‘Miseries of the Balkhash’: Fears for Kazakhstan’s magical lake. By. AFP. Published. August 7, 2024 ...