The Week in Kazakhstan: Offshore Crimes
Caspian Sea pollution kills seals, Kazakhstan authorities arrest Russian activist
#Weekly review
The Week in Kazakhstan: Criminal Records and Revolving Doors
Kazakhstan to send (a little) oil to Germany, activists organize a rally in Astana
The Week in Kazakhstan: Election Campaign Starts Brewing
Ashimbayev re-elected president of the Senate, asset return campaign gains momentum
The Week in Kazakhstan: Onions, Hearts, and Ballots
President Tokayev calls for early parliamentary elections in March
The Week in Kazakhstan: Watching the Watchdog
Law on First President scrapped, constitutional protections remain
The Week in Kazakhstan: The Truths of Qandy Qantar
The government answered some questions about Bloody January, but some of the victims still await an explanation for what they suffered.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Close to Completion
Nazarbayev almost lost some privileges, former elites were almost sentenced
The Week in Kazakhstan: Qandy Qantar Memorial Unveiled in Almaty
A journalist was detained, Russia and Belarus exported their wood labeling it as “Kazakh” to avoid sanctions
The Week in Kazakhstan: Inadequate Infrastructure and Personal Bankruptcy
A dozen arrests during Independence Day, Roskomnadzor tries to censor Vlast
The Week in Kazakhstan: Reshuffling and IPO Season Open
Astana has a new mayor, Kazmunaigas sells a 3% stake in local IPO
The Week in Kazakhstan: Left Out in the Cold
A technical failure kept homes without heating in Ekibastuz, Tokayev called for the return of illegally offshored assets
The Week in Kazakhstan: Most for One, Some Against All
Tokayev achieves a landslide victory, Nazarbayev calls Massimov “Judas”
The Week in Kazakhstan: No McDonald’s, No Protests
Fuel shortages continue to worry the authorities, Borrell visits Tokayev
The Week in Kazakhstan: Death Underground
Kazakhstan’s government plans institutional reforms, Tokayev approves mass amnesty
The Week in Kazakhstan: Big Culture and High Interest Rates
Trials related to Qandy Qantar continue, despite amnesty
The Week in Kazakhstan: Russian Companies Flock in, Karakalpak Activists Risk Extradition
Trials for Qandy Qantar torture cases continue
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
The Week in Kazakhstan: Elections and Diplomacy Keep Tokayev Busy
All major parties support Tokayev, who is engaged in a diplomatic spree.
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
The Week in Kazakhstan: Russians Flee Conscription, Old Holidays Leave the Calendar
The presidential elections are on the horizon and the Day of the First President is no longer a red-letter day.
The Week in Kazakhstan: State Visits and Constitutional Changes
The capital's name swings back to Astana, just like Kcell shares swing back into the government's pocket
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