The Week in Kazakhstan: Upsetting Race
Kazakhstan’s ruling party wins the parliamentary elections, Tokayev prepares a new doctrine on mass media
Limited Choice and No Transparency. Democracy Kept at Bay in Kazakhstan’s Elections
Parliamentary and local elections were rife with violations, observers say.
“Media freedom is an essential element in building effective, independent institutions.”
An exclusive interview with James Cleverley, UK Foreign Secretary
The Week in Kazakhstan: Campaign Tricks
Kazakhstan sues Russian space company, Tokayev calls for a joint Turkic agency for emergency situations
Kazakhstan still Struggles to Bring Oil across the Caspian
A pipeline across the sea is unlikely, while seaborne shipping has little potential
Kyrgyzstan: Gagging Protests through Court Orders
A column by International Partnership for Human Rights
The Week in Kazakhstan: “Don’t Be Silent!”
Kazakhstan looks for alternative oil export routes, a construction company sues its workers
«We Can’t Turn Every City in Kazakhstan into Astana Lookalikes»
Interview with researcher Temirtas Iskakov
The Week in Kazakhstan: A Scapegoat and a Barrel of Oil
Kazakhstanis will vote on colored ballots in the upcoming elections
Trans-National Companies Hinder the Development of Kazakhstan’s Periphery
Their operations leads to increased inequality, not prosperity, argues economist Akizhanov
The Week in Kazakhstan: One Year of War
US State Secretary to visit Kazakhstan next week, bad weather interrupts Caspian Pipeline oil flows, again
One Year of War against Ukraine: Acting Together to Ensure International Law Prevails
A column by the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission
Surviving through the “Toi Business” in Kazakhstan’s Periphery
Without an option for regular employment, the large event business became a crucial informal solution for society
The Week in Kazakhstan: Too Little, Too Late
Kazakhstan has not done enough to come to terms with its electricity infrastructure, labor conflicts, and former ruler.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Offshore Crimes
Caspian Sea pollution kills seals, Kazakhstan authorities arrest Russian activist
Saying No to Bloodletting
Time has come for the Ministry of Health to regulate “alternative medicine” in Kazakhstan
Satybaldieva and Sanghera: “When addressing regional inequality, we must remember class”
The researchers explore how the stratification between the regions of Kazakhstan arises and is maintained
The Week in Kazakhstan: Criminal Records and Revolving Doors
Kazakhstan to send (a little) oil to Germany, activists organize a rally in Astana
Trial over Karakalpakstan violence tests Mirziyoyev’s “New Uzbekistan”
Defendants were handed long sentences on charges related to a purported separatist plot
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