The Week in Kazakhstan: Atomic Race
NCOC’s environmental fine overturned, the government plans higher utility tariffs
Kyrgyzstan Adopts New, Draconian Media Law
The bill was criticized by civil society and international experts
Restoration Plagued by Uncertainty in Kazakhstan
The Auezov Theater, one of the symbols of Almaty, could lose its historical facade during reconstruction.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Bricks Without Straw
Kazakhstan wants a stronger tenge and more oil exports, but also a leaner budget
Shymkent to Lose Major Amusement Park
Residents of Kazakhstan’s third-largest city said their children now lack recreational spots
Kazakhstani Human Rights Lawyer Found Guilty of Spreading Disinformation
Bakhytzhan Toregozhina has been outspoken in her support of political prisoners
Kazakhstan’s Mountain Cluster Under the Spotlight Again
Is the public ready to fight to save the Kok Zhailau again?
Zhuldyz Saulebekova: “Our Country Is Ready To Battle Air Pollution”
The head of Almaty Air Initiative remains optimistic in the quest to combat air pollution.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Swing and a Miss
Halyk buys a stake in Uzbekistan’s Click, a new national air cargo carrier planned
Changes to NGO Laws in Sight in Kazakhstan
Amendments to the legislation will be sent to Parliament in the second half of next year.
Kazakhstan’s Oil Workers Face the End of TCO Expansion
Labor unions expect rising unemployment as construction work at Tengizchevroil ends
Kazakhstan's Mining Industry Sees Growing Abuse
A new report highlights growing allegations of violations of labor and environmental laws
The Week in Kazakhstan: Going Solo
PM Bektenov holds first press conference, journalists face more pressure
Running Dry: Kazakhstan’s Water Crisis, Explained With Data
What are the main forces behind the country’s rapidly worsening water crisis?
Kazakhstan’s Prime Minister Plans Austerity Measures
Spending cuts and utility tariff increases are on the agenda
Bagdat Arginov, Cameraman: “My Rivals Are in Hollywood. They Just Don’t Know Me Yet”
Bagdat Arginov on his Hollywood aspirations, love of Aktobe, and friendship
The Week in Kazakhstan: Reporters With Boundaries
Interest rates remain steady, new anti-corruption head appointed
Tokayev Ready To Negotiate the US-Kazakhstan “Trade Issue”
Tokayev responded to Trump’s tariff announcement
Trump Announces Tariffs on Kazakhstan Exports
Kazakhstan’s government said their effect on bilateral trade will be marginal
The Week in Kazakhstan: Rank and Jail
A ban on face-covering in public places, a final stop to a gas processing plant
“Khasen and Zhamilya”: The First Film About Kazakh Life in China
The 1955 film reflects everyday life of Kazakh nomads.
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