Today I heard on the radio that one of the deputies of the Parliament from the non-ruling (it could be said, opposition) Communist Party said on the sidelines of the regular session of Parliament: “We will do our best to fulfill the tasks set by the President of the country …”
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You can persuade consumers for a long time that your goods are the best, but soon after they understand, they will choose your competitor and buy the goods from him.
You can persuade the citizens for a long time that everything is fine in our country, but soon …
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I think that the biggest omission in the development of Kazakhstan is the lack of opposition.
Not underground, not radical, not oppressed by the authorities, but real, in the traditional sense of the word for civilized countries.
The absence of opposition negatively affects the development of the country …
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The European population density led to the appearance of very small restaurants. Here it is a usual thing to sit at neighboring tables and almost touch the elbows of neighbors. At the same time, at each table, couples conduct their conversations, not being ashamed of their neighbors. Probably because nobody cares about others. Nobody eavesdrops and …
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Honestly, I do not know how form my opinion to this grandiose event, because I have no information.
On the one hand, I understand that the Olympics will entail huge expenditures from the budget. But how much? Does anybody know? Tell me. Not to me personally, but to …
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For many years on vacation I’ve been driving myself on the roads of Europe. Riding an autobahn is not a job but a pleasure there.
During this time I learned a few lessons that I want to share with those who are only going to plow the expanses of Europe.…
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One of the fundamental principles of democracy is – “the partition of power.” Its essence lies in the fact that the three branches of power: legislative, executive and judicial should be independent from each other. Only under this condition does the “checks and balances” system will start to work. In the theory of state and …
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Recently a friend of mine showed me some photos from an event. Proud, he told me that he was sitting at one table with the director of the department of one national company, the chief of service in the law enforcement agency, and so on. “Important people,” he said, “they are aware of their worth. And …
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I think that peaceful gatherings and demonstrations should be allowed in Kazakhstan. Not just formally, but really allowed. This right should not be permissive, but informative. That is, the protesters should not ask for permission, but simply warn the authorities that they are going to hold a rally, procession or demonstration at that place …
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Finally!
Kazakhstan joined the WTO.
And now, as always, after the fait accompli, let’s weigh everything and consider whether we need it or not.
First of all, what is the World Trade Organization?
In simple terms, it is an international …
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