Politics is not just Elections Is it possible to live “out of politics” when everything affects your rights and freedom? #Editorial
The Week in Kazakhstan: No McDonald’s, No Protests Fuel shortages continue to worry the authorities, Borrell visits Tokayev #weekly review
Qandas, Kazakh Qandastar are hardly welcome by locals in Kazakhstan, while the government uses them as a political tool #Editorial
EU, Kazakhstan and Central Asia: Traditional Links Revived and Given New Boost A column by the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission #op-ed
The Week in Kazakhstan: Presidential Debates and Dead Seals Tokayev goes to Samarkand for a summit of Turkic States, the National Fund increases spending
Kazakhstan’s Broken Internet Hackers, government agencies, and infrastructure dependency cause internet failures #IT
Justice for the Few Tokayev’s imitative social institutions contradict the concept of justice #Editorial
The Week in Kazakhstan: Death Underground Kazakhstan’s government plans institutional reforms, Tokayev approves mass amnesty #weekly review
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind In Kazakhstan, we are unable to complete infrastructure projects #Editorial
The Week in Kazakhstan: Big Culture and High Interest Rates Trials related to Qandy Qantar continue, despite amnesty #weekly review
“New” Kazakhstan’s Big Projects Can the government green light the construction of a nuclear power plant before implementing real political reforms?
Kazakhstan’s New Social Fund Faces Criticism Kazakhstan Khalkyna has yet to pass its first test #kazakhstan khalkyna
The Week in Kazakhstan: Russian Companies Flock in, Karakalpak Activists Risk Extradition Trials for Qandy Qantar torture cases continue #weekly review
Patiently Waiting Kazakhstan’s government says it wants to punish domestic violence more harshly, but this remains an unfulfilled promise #Editorial
Is Kazakhstan Ready to Withstand a Permanent Inflow of Russians? Experts assess the long-term impact of the massive exodus #war in ukraine
The Week in Kazakhstan: Bread, Summits, and Pressure on Media Galloping inflation and threats against newspapers against the backdrop of several diplomatic events in Astana #weekly review
Can Kazakhstan Push Back against Russian Propaganda? Russian news and social media continue spreading disinformation #Propaganda
The Week in Kazakhstan: Elections and Diplomacy Keep Tokayev Busy All major parties support Tokayev, who is engaged in a diplomatic spree. #weekly review
The Week in Kazakhstan: Election Pessimists and Hydrocarbon Hopefuls Opposition leaders plan to boycott the elections, while the business world bets on oil and gas once again #weekly review