An agreement on cooperation in the field of military intelligence is expected to be approved between the governments of Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan. This document defines mutual exchange of military intelligence information in the areas of defense, terrorist and extremist organizations, military-political events of mutual interest, conducting joint combat training activities, etc.

This year, Kazakhstan plans to increase the supply of Russian gas to Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan, and gas of Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan to China. For example, last year, 1.28 billion cubic meters of gas were delivered from Russia to Uzbekistan, and this year it is planned to increase this figure to 3.8 billion.

Among the countries of Central Asia, Kazakhstan occupies a leading position in the use of Islamic finance. This country accounts for 68% of all Islamic finance in the region

Kazakh dissident journalist Aydos Sadikov, who was assassinated in Ukraine on June 18, died after spending almost two weeks in the intensive care unit. The journalist and his wife managed the "Baza" YouTube channel with more than 1 million subscribers and criticized the leadership of Kazakhstan. The Ukrainian police identified two Kazakhs who assassinated the journalist, one of them surrendered, the other is wanted.

Oybek Smadiyarov, the representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan, informed that the neighboring country could not participate in the peace summit held in Switzerland due to the tight schedule of international events. Answering the question about the possibility of official Astana joining the final declaration, he added that "since he did not participate in the summit, he cannot say anything about it." For information, representatives of more than 90 countries and four organizations participated in the summit held in Burgenstock, Switzerland. 80 out of 92 countries signed the communiqué. Representatives of China and Russia did not participate in the summit.

Russia reached an agreement on the construction of Russian schools in Kazakhstan. According to Alexander Zhukov, the first deputy chairman of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, the project for the construction of three schools in the country has been approved. For information, in February of this year, Russian President Vladimir Putin, in his address to the Federal Council, ordered to strengthen the promotion of the Russian language abroad.

The Supreme Court of Kazakhstan has made a decision to close 26 boarding houses belonging to the "Jibek Joli" charitable organization. It is said that religious studies were taught illegally in these boarding houses and that the charitable organization had a connection with the Turkish Sufi community - Sulaymonji.

Colombia, Israel's main coal supplier, has decided to join a trade boycott against the Jewish state. This decision of Colombia may cause an increase in the price of electricity to Israel. At the same time, Russia, the Republic of South Africa, which took Israel to the International Court of Justice, and Kazakhstan agreed to compensate for Colombian coal.

The petition (people's appeal) to ban covert and overt LGBT propaganda in Kazakhstan collected the necessary 50,000 votes and was accepted for official consideration by the government. The appeal was put forward by Bagila Baltabaeva, head of the Parents' Union of Kazakhstan.