Kazakhstanskaya Pravda is a newspaper published in the Russian language. It was first published on 1 February 1920 as Izvestia of the Kyrgyz Region and received its current name in 1932. Its recorded ownership chain runs through Qazaq Gazetteri and the Ministry of Culture and Information of Kazakhstan to the Government of Kazakhstan.
- Credibility
- Unrated
- Lean
- Unrated
- Founded
- 1920
- Headquarters
- Astana
- Articles read
- 0
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Kazakhstanskaya Pravda is a newspaper published in the Russian language. It was first published on 1 February 1920 as Izvestia of the Kyrgyz Region and received its current name in 1932. Its recorded ownership chain runs through Qazaq Gazetteri and the Ministry of Culture and Information of Kazakhstan to the Government of Kazakhstan.
- Credibility
- Unrated
- Lean
- Unrated
- Founded
- 1920
- Headquarters
- Astana
- Articles read
- 0
In today’s Brief
Wednesday 4 NovemberNot in today’s Brief.
Profile
- Type
- Newspaper
- Ownership
- The ownership chain lists Qazaq Gazetteri as the parent organization of Kazakhstanskaya Pravda, the Ministry of Culture and Information of Kazakhstan as the parent organization of Qazaq Gazetteri, and the Government of Kazakhstan as the parent organization of that ministry.
- Business model
- Funded by the government of Kazakhstan.
- Language
- Russian
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