Saniya Bulatkulova is a News Reporter at The Astana Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, agriculture, and finance, with a particular focus on farm animals, ranching, fine art, and art dealing. Saniya's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in both the creative and agricultural sectors.
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Saniya Bulatkulova's coverage primarily focuses on national politics and world affairs with a strong emphasis on Kazakhstan's international relations. She frequently includes expert commentary and announcements in her articles, indicating receptivity to pitches offering insights from experts or officials involved in political developments.
Given the focus on Kazakhstan, Saniya may be particularly interested in receiving pitches related to topics such as youth engagement, cooperation with the European Union, border policies, and initiatives concerning Kazakhstan's role in global affairs.
Pitches should aim to provide valuable perspectives or exclusive insights into political developments within Kazakhstan and its international relationships. They should also consider how these topics relate specifically to Kazakhstani interests while bearing relevance for a broader audience focused on world affairs.
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By: Dana Omirgazy
ASTANA – President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and President of Russia Vladimir Putin adopted a joint statement on May 28 outlining seven key pillars of bilateral friendship and cooperation amid growing global instability and geopolitical challenges, Akorda reported.
By: Saniya Bulatkulova
After Brussels: Building Resilience Into EU-Kazakhstan Partnership
By: Saniya Bulatkulova
Mikhail Lomtadze Unveils “Kasper”: A Personal AI Assistant From Kaspi.kz For Every Kazakh
By: Saniya Bulatkulova
Cathay Pacific to Launch Cargo Flights to Astana, Passenger Service to Almaty
By: Saniya Bulatkulova
Italy-Central Asia Schools of Policy: Successful Example of 5+1 Cooperation
By: Aida Haidar
ASTANA — Five rock-cut mosques in Kazakhstan’s western Mangystau Region have been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, marking the country’s first addition to the prestigious register in more than two decades.
By: Aida Haidar
ASTANA — President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and Russian President Vladimir Putin met ahead of the XXII Kazakhstan-Russia Interregional Cooperation Forum, focused on transport, logistics and regional economic ties, in Omsk on July 25. Their talks broadened the agenda beyond the forum’s economic focus to include the war in Ukraine, strategic partnership and cooperation on Kazakhstan’s first nuclear power plant.
By: Aida Haidar
ASTANA — For President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, geography is becoming one of Kazakhstan’s greatest strategic advantages. Speaking at the XXII Kazakhstan-Russia Interregional Cooperation Forum on July 25 in Omsk, he said that the world’s longest continuous land border shared by Kazakhstan and Russia positions the two countries to play a leading role in shaping Eurasia’s transport and logistics architecture.
By: Saniya Bulatkulova
With Azerbaijan, Central Asia Seeks Greater Geopolitical Weight
ASTANA – Kazakhstan’s Energy Ministry said a complete shutdown of the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) is not under consideration, dismissing media reports suggesting the pipeline’s operations could be fully suspended.
