Constitutional, But Not Welcome
Authorities in Kazakhstan continue to arrest activists and block rallies
Kazakhstan’s Police Detains Editor of Satirical Media
Two supporters who had come out calling for his release were also arrested
The Week in Kazakhstan: Spillover
The Central Bank to switch gears on currency policy, the ministry of energy proposed to scrap fuel price caps.
Kazakhstan Court Makes Another January 2022 Trial Secret
A military court will continue behind closed doors a trial for the murder of two Almaty residents during Qandy Qantar
Kazakhstan To Spend Billions for Energy Infrastructure
A new government working group took charge of the national plan for the modernization of utilities and electricity generation systems
Central Bank to Tighten Retail Currency Exchange Corridor
Exchange bureaus face stricter limits on cash operations
Mangistaumunaigaz Fined $60 Million for Environmental Damages
The company violated its emission limits twice in December last year
The Week in Kazakhstan: On the Lookout
Kashagan consortium fined, new state secrets protect Tokayev.
Mongolia's Free Trade Deal with the Eurasian Economic Union Gets Postponed
Authorities are pro, businesses are against, and consumers are silent
The Week in Kazakhstan: Manual Transmission
Tokayev’s interview touches on Nazarbayev’s legacy. Qazaq Air finally sold.
Kazakhstan’s Economy in 2024: GDP Up, Incomes Down
This year’s economic trends and forecasts for 2025
The Week in Kazakhstan: Stranger Things
A plane crash near Aktau likely caused by a Russian missile strike, Tokayev fires the minister of economy.
“Something Strange Happened With the Plane”
Witness and expert testimony assess three versions of the plane crash near Aktau
Azerbaijan Airlines Passenger Plane Crashes in Kazakhstan
Emergency workers say there are survivors among the 67 on board
Abused, Undercut, and Unheard: Oil Workers in Western Kazakhstan Face Discrimination
Leaked documents reveal a systematic pay gap between local and foreign workers at the most profitable fields
The Week in Kazakhstan: Righting the Wrongs
The Stati saga is now completely over, LPG prices will be capped until 2030.
Kazakhstan’s Pressure on Oil Majors Unlikely to Push Them Out
The fines Kazakhstan imposes on mass polluters in the oil and gas sector are, in fact, political and economic tools
Waiting for Tokayev's Social Justice
Two years after his re-election, Kazakhstan is still ruled through an oligarchic economic model
The Week in Kazakhstan: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
Former presidents get fresh legal protections, the ruling party revisits the time zone question
“External Forces Let Rebels Take Over in Syria”
The Assad regime had been an incubator of dissent, expert says
The Week in Kazakhstan: Falling and Bouncing
A weak tenge is not yet worrying the cabinet, residents mull moving away
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