The Score That Decides Everything in Kazakhstan
The results of a single standardized test have turned into the be-all and end-all of university admissions
Censorship on Top of Self-Censorship: Kazakhstan’s Cinema Under Threat
New legislative amendments targeting “LGBT propaganda” could further restrict artistic freedom, film directors say
Dapter: How Kazakhstan Gave Up the Bomb With Togzhan Kassenova
Kassenova talks about her fieldwork research in Vlast’s new podcast
Yerlan Karin, Tokayev’s Counselor: “Kazakhstan Won’t Be a Parliamentary Republic”
The president will retain its power, despite a stronger role for Parliament
The Week in Kazakhstan: Circle Back
New plans for a second port in Aktau, pilot election program under review
Anastassiya Tarassova, Artishock Theater: “This Will Be State Censorship”
How Kazakhstan’s theaters will be affected by the “anti-LGBT” legislation
Why Won’t Kazakhstan Be at the Oscars Yet Again?
A clash inside the country’s film industry has knocked out a contender.
The Languages of (Post-)Coloniality
Anna Kin’s ღ project explores resistance to imperialism through language
Central Asian Diplomacy Embraces Azerbaijan
Mirziyoyev sets out expansive regional vision as regional leaders convene in Tashkent
Kazakhstan Slaps Oil Majors With Another Lawsuit
Discovery proceedings in Switzerland and the US could strengthen its multibillion dollar claim
The Week in Kazakhstan: Give Us a Wink
Football clubs privatized, new single QR payment system launched
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