The Right to Create
Qandy Qantar gave us the opportunity to make something of our own, while the government says we cannot
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The Week in Kazakhstan: Close to Completion
Nazarbayev almost lost some privileges, former elites were almost sentenced
The Week in Kazakhstan: Qandy Qantar Memorial Unveiled in Almaty
A journalist was detained, Russia and Belarus exported their wood labeling it as “Kazakh” to avoid sanctions
Kazakhstan Unlikely to Benefit from Pipeline Row between Russia and European Customers
Kazakhstan’s oil exports mostly transit through Russia and risk falling under sanctions
Ministry of Corrections
The government’s determination to make communication perfect creates disinformation
The Week in Kazakhstan: Inadequate Infrastructure and Personal Bankruptcy
A dozen arrests during Independence Day, Roskomnadzor tries to censor Vlast
Life in a Parallel World
So used in practicing censorship, Russia is trying to spread it even more widely
“What Will We Do There, in the North?
A reportage on the life and struggles of “returnees” in Mangistau
The Week in Kazakhstan: Reshuffling and IPO Season Open
Astana has a new mayor, Kazmunaigas sells a 3% stake in local IPO
The Week in Kazakhstan: Left Out in the Cold
A technical failure kept homes without heating in Ekibastuz, Tokayev called for the return of illegally offshored assets
Blocking Versus Resolving
The government cannot resolve real problems, so it blocks websites instead
The Week in Kazakhstan: Most for One, Some Against All
Tokayev achieves a landslide victory, Nazarbayev calls Massimov “Judas”
Kazakhstan’s Police State Reboot Has Stifled Street Activism
The government says public assemblies are allowed, but those who protest are constantly repressed
Politics is not just Elections
Is it possible to live “out of politics” when everything affects your rights and freedom?
The Week in Kazakhstan: No McDonald’s, No Protests
Fuel shortages continue to worry the authorities, Borrell visits Tokayev
Qandas, Kazakh
Qandastar are hardly welcome by locals in Kazakhstan, while the government uses them as a political tool
EU, Kazakhstan and Central Asia: Traditional Links Revived and Given New Boost
A column by the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission
The Week in Kazakhstan: Presidential Debates and Dead Seals
Tokayev goes to Samarkand for a summit of Turkic States, the National Fund increases spending
Kazakhstan’s Broken Internet
Hackers, government agencies, and infrastructure dependency cause internet failures
