#Weekly review
The Week in Kazakhstan: Buried in the Sand
Kazatomprom looks into pollution allegations, the government plans new bill on renewables.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Top Thirty
Kazakhstan named among the top tourist destinations for 2025. Hundreds of Caspian Seal corpses washed ashore.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Wear Flowers
Kazakhstan has big grain export plans, Karakalpak activists fled to the US
The Week in Kazakhstan: See You Soon
Kazakhstan will not join the BRICS, Russia bans grain supplies from Kazakhstan
The Week in Kazakhstan: Yes, the Usual
Five children were killed in a house fire, an MP calls to ban a feminist NGO
The Week in Kazakhstan: Against the Grain
Kazakhstan votes on Sunday for a nuclear referendum, the government issues fresh Eurobonds
The Week in Kazakhstan: Harder, Better, Faster
The government wants a dispute with oil companies resolved soon, youth suicides are back on the agenda
The Week in Kazakhstan: Black Mail
A short-seller consultancy hits Kaspi’s stock price, the President of Germany visits Tokayev
The Week in Kazakhstan: Going Nuclear
The government continues to use the National Fund to plug its budget deficit, Moody’s gives Kazakhstan’s sovereign credit its best rating yet
The Week in Kazakhstan: Not All Welcome
Another company falls under US sanctions, a new study on Temirtau reveals killer air pollution
The Week in Kazakhstan: What Else?
Kazakhstan’s first unexplained wealth order, nuclear plant discussions are over
The Week in Kazakhstan: Good Boy
The asset return campaign tightens its screws on Satybaldy, the Kashagan arbitral claim continues to grow
The Week in Kazakhstan: Suspended Justice
Central Asian heads of state meet in Astana, pollution fines mushroom in the Atyrau region
The Week in Kazakhstan: Time Out
Activist slapped with a seven-year sentence, anti “LGBT propaganda” petition moves forward
The Week in Kazakhstan: Computer Says No
Sanctions make Russian business harder in Central Asia, China-Kazakhstan trade grows
The Week in Kazakhstan: Father To Son
Fresh National Fund dealings, new power plant plans, and inherited management
The Week in Kazakhstan: Broken Quotas and Cold Feet
Sanctions thwart plans of stock exchange merger, Kazakhstan still produces more oil than it should.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Another Brick
The SCO summit in Astana ends, the price of sugar is slated to go up
The Week in Kazakhstan: Sparks Fly
Massimov’s pardon plea rejected, new sanctions, power plants in distress
The Week in Kazakhstan: Pardon Me
A new wave of US sanctions, more spending on heating infrastructure