The Week in Kazakhstan: Traditional Accords
“LGBT propaganda” law and an air taxi system in the making
The Magician and the Sorceress Against the Atomic Bomb
ORTA’s production of “The Great Atomic Bombreflector”
Inside Kazakhstan’s Attempt to Ban “LGBT Propaganda”
A group of deputies proposed new draconian measures to preserve “traditional values”
“Dangerous and Colonialist” - Activists Condemn New ‘LGBT Propaganda’ Bill in Kazakhstan
The proposed new law could establish draconian measures against “non-traditional” values
Growing Concerns for Freedom of Expression in Uzbekistan
A column by International Partnership for Human Rights
The Week in Kazakhstan: Believe in Tears
Almaty’s power plants to transition to gas by 2026, workers strike in Mangistau
Alatau: Kazakhstan’s New Digital City Without Internet and Roads
Residents are worried about the city’s accelerated development
Tax Reform Rollback to Mitigate High Inflation in Kazakhstan
The minister of finance said that more streamlined tax collection will compensate for potential missed revenues.
Almaty to Convert Its Coal-Fired Power Plant to Gas by 2026
Kazakhstan’s largest city planned to transition years ago
The Week in Kazakhstan: Drones and Sanctions
Parliament wants minimum wage increase, but new funds were not budgeted
VTB Kazakhstan Falls Under EU Sanctions
The latest European Union sanctions package hits the local subsidiary of the Russian bank
Deputies Recommend Minimum Wage Increase in Kazakhstan
The minimum keeps dropping in purchasing power.
Kazakhstan's Gas Production Drops After Drone Attack in Russia
The Orenburg processing plant uses gas from the Karachaganak field
Kazakhstan Marks 36 Years Since the Last Nuclear Test at the Polygon
Activists want a more official recognition of the October 19 date
The Week in Kazakhstan: Frozen Prices, Fresh Mayor
SOCAR could buy into Dunga, Tokayev pushes for parliamentary reform
Lukoil’s Kazakhstan Operations Exempted by New UK Sanctions
The Russian oil producer was hit by sanctions against its domestic operations only
One Chamber, Possibly Digital: Tokayev’s New Parliament
A new working group kick-started Kazakhstan’s parliamentary reform
Putin Admits Russia Caused the AZAL Plane Crash in Kazakhstan
Missiles tracking Ukrainian drones exploded next to the Azerbaijan Airlines’ aircraft
Can Kazakhstan’s Leadership Avoid Being Patriarchal?
Tokayev’s latest speech shows that patriarchal rhetoric is an integral part of authoritarian regimes.
Karakalpak Activist Decries Repression in Uzbekistan and Bureaucratic Barriers in Kazakhstan
Akylbek Muratbai is seeking asylum after being prosecuted in Uzbekistan
The Week in Kazakhstan: Unicorns Galacticos
Real Madrid beats FC Kairat, new nuclear power plants planned
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