The Week in Kazakhstan: Yes, the Usual
Five children were killed in a house fire, an MP calls to ban a feminist NGO
Less Active, More Disappointed: The Nuclear Referendum Disheartens Kazakhstan’s Opposition
Experts and observers say that both the turnout and the “yes” vote result are unrealistic
The Week in Kazakhstan: Against the Grain
Kazakhstan votes on Sunday for a nuclear referendum, the government issues fresh Eurobonds
How Kazakhstan Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Plant
Government propaganda is only promoting the “yes” side at the referendum on the nuclear power plant
Kazakhstan Shuts Down Dissent Ahead of Nuclear Referendum
A column by International Partnership for Human Rights
The Dungan Gastronomical Footprint in Central Asia
Dungan food expert Madina Balakhisheva discusses Dungan history, cuisine, and its influence across Kyrgyzstan.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Harder, Better, Faster
The government wants a dispute with oil companies resolved soon, youth suicides are back on the agenda
The Week in Kazakhstan: Black Mail
A short-seller consultancy hits Kaspi’s stock price, the President of Germany visits Tokayev
A Budget Crisis Looms as Withdrawals From the National Fund Hit Record High
Kazakhstan’s “rainy day” reserves are being used up ahead of the storm
Businessman Tied to Kazakhstan Buys Ex-Prison Real Estate in the Netherlands
An investigation shows that Arvind Tiku possibly bought a housing project in Amsterdam with Kazakh oil money
Central Asians Continue to Face Crocus Retaliation in Russia
Migrants from Central Asia in Russia face harassment and deportation due to new laws and regulations