#Weekly review
The Week in Kazakhstan: Cranes and Parades
Tokayev to attend Victory Day Parade in Moscow, trade with Uzbekistan to get easier
The Week in Kazakhstan: Trial and Error
The Central Bank keeps interest rate steady, Parliament passes new Tax Code
The Week in Kazakhstan: We Are Together
First EU-Central Asia summit, fresh US tariffs, and a massive embezzlement
The Week in Kazakhstan: Not Ready
The EITI suspends Kazakhstan, Tokayev establishes a new Atomic Energy Agency
The Week in Kazakhstan: No Further Questions
Tokayev speaks at the Kurultai, Kashagan consortium wins battle amid arbitration
The Week in Kazakhstan: Paint It Gray
Kazakhstan’s Central Bank hikes interest rates, feminist activists are arrested ahead of March 8
The Week in Kazakhstan: Right There
CPC flow will continue as normal, the minister of energy says; Kazakhstan wants a larger stake in major oil field
The Week in Kazakhstan: Redacted
Ukrainian drones hit Kazakhstan’s oil export pipeline in Russia, Kazatomprom sells uranium to Switzerland
The Week in Kazakhstan: Turn Back Time
Deputies mull “foreign agents” law, Transparency says corruption is a threat for the country
The Week in Kazakhstan: Foreign Objects
Tokayev wants to move forward with tax reform, inflations grows again
The Week in Kazakhstan: VAT Now?
Kazakhstan to re-negotiate oil contracts; massive Qandy Qantar sentences
The Week in Kazakhstan: Over and Under
Chelsea pays record sum for Kazakhstani footballer, Tengizchevroil’s expansion pumps first oil
The Week in Kazakhstan: Spillover
The Central Bank to switch gears on currency policy, the ministry of energy proposed to scrap fuel price caps.
The Week in Kazakhstan: On the Lookout
Kashagan consortium fined, new state secrets protect Tokayev.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Manual Transmission
Tokayev’s interview touches on Nazarbayev’s legacy. Qazaq Air finally sold.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Stranger Things
A plane crash near Aktau likely caused by a Russian missile strike, Tokayev fires the minister of economy.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Righting the Wrongs
The Stati saga is now completely over, LPG prices will be capped until 2030.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
Former presidents get fresh legal protections, the ruling party revisits the time zone question
The Week in Kazakhstan: Falling and Bouncing
A weak tenge is not yet worrying the cabinet, residents mull moving away
The Week in Kazakhstan: Coughing and Smiling
Putin offers Rosatom’s services for Kazakhstan’s nuclear power plant, Oskemen is covered in smog
The Week in Kazakhstan: Stop Complaining
Tokayev strengthens the country’s security protocol. State-owned companies asked to tighten their belts
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