Shavkat Rakhmonov denies Borat’s portrayal of Kazakhstan, claiming he wouldn't survive leaving the country if it were ...

Kazakhstan's tourism board has adopted the Borat catchphrase "very nice" in its new advertising campaign. The phrase is used by the film character Borat, a fictional journalist from Kazakhstan.

Police in Kazakhstan did not see the funny side as Chelsea fans attempted to enter the Almaty Ortalyq Stadium with a Borat inspired flag on Thursday evening.

In 2006, when the first "Borat" movie came out, the Kazakhstan government felt that the depiction of its country was so offensively false that it banned the film, even taking out four-page ads ...

Ahead of UFC 310, Shavkat Rakhmonov took part in a pre-fight interview with popular UFC content creator Nina-Marie Daniele.

Sacha Baron Cohen recalls having gun pulled on him, getting chased by angry mob while filming Borat 2: 'Quite intense' ...

Spies conspired to plot fake attacks against Kazakhstan to win favour including dousing London embassy in pig’s blood, jurors ...

Pamela Anderson was 'in' on her scenes, but her bodyguards were not aware of the set-up and their protective reaction to Borat's behaviour is thus real. Borat's 'Kazakh' is in fact a mixture of Hebrew ...

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