“Shoot to Kill”
Human Rights Alliance published a report on the violations that occurred during Qandy Qantar
The Week in Kazakhstan: Not Today
State-owned companies delay IPOs, human rights activists publish a report about Qandy Qantar
Happy Birthday, Astana!
A city that, despite claims, was not “built from scratch” will turn 25 on June 10
US Businesses See “Enormous Potential” in Kazakhstan
Investment climate roadblocks can be overcome through dialogue, according to US trade mission representatives
Kazakhstan’s Oil Capital Between Resource Dependency and Political Activism
Job precarity and the repression of political activism intersect in Atyrau’s everyday life
The EU Woos Central Asian Countries at Summit in Kyrgyzstan
EU Council president talked trade and connectivity at a high-level summit
The Week in Kazakhstan: Thanks, but No Thanks
A prosecutor apologizes to a victim of torture during Qandy Qantar, Katsu resigns from Nazarbayev University
Kazakhstan Is an Important Partner in Monitoring the Circumvention of Sanctions Against Russia, US Ambassador Says
James O’Brien, US ambassador and head of the office of sanctions coordination at the State Department, held a press conference in Almaty
“Cooperation Is Key to Address the Possible Circumvention of Sanctions Against Russia”
An exclusive interview with Maroš Šefčovič, the vice-president of the European Commission for Interinstitutional Relations.
Tokayev’s “Problem” with Eurasian Integration
At a Forum in Moscow, Kazakhstan’s president said there is a conceptual issue with the union between Russia and Belarus.
The Week in Kazakhstan: We Have a Problem
Massimov seeks appeal, France reopens the case against Ablyazov
Slowly but Steadily, China Makes Inroads in Central Asia
The summit in Xian keeps China on a path of growing influence in the region
The Week in Kazakhstan: Dry Ports, War Drones
Tokayev attends the China-Central Asia summit, bailed-out banks criticized for planning shareholder payouts
The Week in Kazakhstan: Leaders on Parade
Tokayev attends the Victory Day parade in Moscow, corruption cases proliferate
France Seeks Stronger Ties with Kazakhstan
French foreign trade minister Oliver Becht arrived to Kazakhstan on an official visit
The Week in Kazakhstan: High Treason, High Tariffs
Massimov sentenced for an attempted coup, utility tariffs increase while the service worsens
The Nonlistening State
Laid-off workers from Zhanaozen went to the capital, but could not find justice
Uncertain Rules of the Game Could Cost Oil Companies Billions in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan’s ministry of justice starts arbitration against two of the latest consortia
The Week in Kazakhstan: Walk This Way
Tokayev dictates the government’s line at a meeting, utility and fuel prices grow