Why Does Sinophobia Remain Strong in Kazakhstan?
Fear about China is also fueled by government errors, researchers argue
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As Kloop Media Faces a Lawsuit, Kyrgyzstan Risks Becoming ‘Zombified’
A court filing produces another serious blow against freedom of expression in Kyrgyzstan.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Low Income, High Pressure
New Central Bank chief and several new ministers appointed. Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan regulate gas pipelines.
The BRI Turns Ten, China-Kazakhstan Relations Improve
Kazakhstan remains one of the main avenues in China’s foreign policy
Shifting Tides: Do Kazakhs Still Like Russia?
A new survey shows that fewer people in Kazakhstan view Russia “favorably”
The Week in Kazakhstan: Return to Sender
President Tokayev speaks to the nation, the European Commission investigates possible sanctions circumventions.
Asset Return Could Become an Opaque and Expensive Venture in Kazakhstan
The government says the amount of returned assets is growing but fails to produce a comprehensive list
The Week in Kazakhstan: Stuck on the Border
Tokayev cozies up to the BRICS, people have mixed feelings for a planned nuclear power plant
Francis Fukuyama: “People don’t know what alternative system they want instead of this one”
The political scientists sat down with Vlast to discuss liberalism and global politics
Manufacturing Consent
The government creates the illusion that everyone agrees to the construction of a nuclear power plant
The End of Mobile Transactions?
A new initiative by the ministry of finance against the shadow economy could prove counterproductive
The Week in Kazakhstan: Fade to Black
Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan quarrel over water supplies, the ministry of culture wants more movies with Kazakh dubbing
An Invisible Methane Cloud Looms Above Kazakhstan
Analysts observed a massive methane leak in Mangistau that could prove to be a super-emitter of pollutants
The Week in Kazakhstan: Leaks and Viruses
Kazakhstan’s oil exports unaffected by attack in Novorossiysk, Qandy Qantar victims continue to fight for justice
"Russia Must Stop Using Food as a Weapon"
A column by the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission
The Week in Kazakhstan: Emergency Purge
The Supreme Court did not save Taldykol, capital outflow reached $20 billion in five years
Kazakhstan’s Push for Alternative Oil Routes Stuck in Old Solutions
Experts say there is simply no viable alternative other than transit via Russia
The Week in Kazakhstan: Hijacking Justice
Prices and tariffs grow, but the government says inflation is under control
Suppressing the Truth
The "airport hijacking" court case further alienated society from truth and justice
Central Asia: Growing Authoritarianism amid a Crisis of Governance
The ruling regimes of the region suppress the protests of an impoverished population, leaving the door open for more dissent