Kazakhstan’s “Foreign Agent” List Threatens NGOs
A column by International Partnership for Human Rights
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Nazarbayev’s Own Version of Kazakhstan’s Oil History
In a new autobiography, the former president fabricates some stories, omits others
The Week in Kazakhstan: Numbers Don’t Lie
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Sanctioned Goods Continue to Find Their Way to Russia via Kazakhstan
The EU envoy says there is still work to do
Pro-Tokayev Activists Rally Against Violence
Around 250 people gathered in Almaty in a highly-choreographed event
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Armenia’s leadership is vocal about its dissatisfaction with the CIS and the CSTO
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“Kazakhstan Is Among the UK’s Top Priorities”
UK Minister for Industry and Economic Security, Nusrat Ghani, visits Kazakhstan.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Plus Seven
Local elections go as expected, the worst industrial accident claims 46 lives near Karaganda.
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Erden Zikibay discusses sexism, male privilege, and the good but silent majority, as well as why feminism represents a vaccine against violence.
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Former minister of justice arrested, wealthy businessman to be freed from prison.
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A Methane Leak Continues Unbridled in Western Kazakhstan
Detected by satellites after an accident at a gas field months ago, the leak has not been stopped yet
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The UN reports of more than 400,000 people displaced
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An oil company and a power plant become property of the state. KASE and AIX to merge.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Not Now
The government wants to control the saiga antelope population, landmark projects are postponed.
“We want to help Kazakhstan fulfill its green potential”
An exclusive interview with Leo Docherty, UK Minister for Europe
Between Multi-Vectorism and Russia
A new registry of individuals and entities that receive foreign funding could become a stain in Kazakhstan’s international reputation.