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A Kazakh court convicts an already imprisoned relative.

President says nuclear power needed to meet growing electricity demand.

Portraying the trauma experienced by a child who “has become a stranger to his own parents.”

Astana rejects Belarussian leader’s criticism over Russia-Ukraine war stance.

Beijing’s surprise move exacerbates Kazakh farmers’ projected losses.

Conviction stems from interview with government’s public enemy No. 1.

Authorities equate foul-mouthed humor with “petty hooliganism”

Activist asserts government measure to help environment actually exacerbates air pollution.

Draft agreement outlines scope of cooperation.

Summit’s most significant accomplishment is admitting Belarus as full member.

Main concern is whether Russian firm will get the construction contract.

Social media influencer shot in head in Kyiv.

Kyrgyz entities also contained on latest list of entities targeted by US sanctions.

Trials do not shed details on how violence unfolded.

Concern grows about the potential for a ‘foreign agents’ law in Kazakhstan.

Those seeking citizenship must now pass a language test.

Students and parents flout a ban on excessive celebrations.

Protesters feel government compensation isn’t enough to rebuild

Activists say more needs to happen to combat domestic violence.

Tajik nationals bear brunt of security sweeps.

Administrative cases against bloggers highlights quandary for officials.

Government vows to rebuild and compensate for lost property.

Brutal assault caught on camera prompts changes.

Astana doesn’t want to send signals that might be seen as endorsing Russian aggression.

Satellite imagery doesn’t provide clear answers.