Kazakhstan’s president courts green support by halting ski resort The rare victory for environmentalists arrived with a dose of political intrigue. Oct 29, 2019
Who really is Kazakhstan’s leader of the nation? The consensus among Kazakhstan watchers is that the former president is trying to contain his successor. Joanna Lillis Oct 25, 2019
Kazakhstan: Nazarbayev takes back control The surprise move appears to confirm talk of a power struggle. Joanna Lillis Oct 21, 2019
Russia dominates Eurasian Union trade. Here are the numbers Trade between members of the EAEU was higher before the free-trade bloc was formed. Sam Bhutia Oct 18, 2019
Kazakhstan embraces facial recognition, civil society recoils The company introducing the technology says it will be used on public transport. Chris Rickleton Oct 17, 2019
Kazakhstan: Chinese Kazakhs arrested, face trial in remote location The pair tried to apply for asylum. Darkhan Umirbekov Oct 15, 2019
Chinese Kazakhs slip into Kazakhstan for asylum The pair say they were both subjected to years of harassment at the hands of Chinese authorities before deciding to flee. Darkhan Umirbekov Oct 11, 2019
Kazakhstan: Anti-graft agents spring into action over LRT scandal Around a dozen people are being investigated for possible embezzlement. Darkhan Umirbekov Oct 11, 2019
Kazakhstan: Words mean everything in ethnic Kazakh debate What to call the Kazakhs who have moved to Kazakhstan since independence? Darkhan Umirbekov Oct 10, 2019
Kazakhstan: President voices frustration over problems in Nur-Sultan The city is the former president's baby. Darkhan Umirbekov Oct 9, 2019
Kazakhstan believes in protests, sort of 43 percent believe that rallies can be a force for positive change. Oct 4, 2019
Kazakhstan: Xinjiang rights movement registered, but in neutered form Ata-Jurt was key to spotlighting rights abuses in China. Darkhan Umirbekov Sep 30, 2019
Kazakhstan: Authorities downplay problems as students brawl over ethnic differences Two Uzbek students say they have come under systemic harassment. Darkhan Umirbekov Sep 26, 2019
Kazakhstan: Does government reshuffle offer clues about future? Tokayev changed around some top officials on his 100th day in office. Darkhan Umirbekov Sep 19, 2019
Kazakhstan: Fighting in the open at the Education Ministry The row appears to be about graft, but the real issue may be quite different Darkhan Umirbekov Sep 13, 2019
Kazakhstan: After Xinjiang, the long road to recovery A crowdsourcing project in Kazakhstan is treating victims of Chinese detention camps. Chris Rickleton Sep 11, 2019
Kazakhstan: Sinophobic sentiments trigger fresh rallies Rallies began as talk circulated about plans to build dozens of factories. Darkhan Umirbekov Sep 4, 2019
Kazakhstan: Castles, cows and a grumpy old man Nazarbayev slams greedy mothers, omits to mention daughter's newly bought Swiss castle. Chris Rickleton Aug 23, 2019
Will Kazakhstan’s giveaway solve debt disease or postpone it? The relief may only be temporary, since those in most trouble are never far away from another cycle of debt. Almaz Kumenov Aug 22, 2019
Kazakhstan: Intimidation rules as authorities seek to control the message Press freedom campaigners say that Kazakhstan’s reporting environment has “drastically turned to the worse” since the new president came to power. Joanna Lillis Aug 11, 2019
Kazakhstan: Tokayev remarks on torture may signal new policy direction The comments were prompted by footage showing abuse of a prison inmate. Chris Rickleton Aug 1, 2019
Kyrgyzstan-Kazakhstan trade hiccups force questions on EAEU Officials predict $1Bln in trade in 2020, but as things stand, that looks optimistic. Jul 29, 2019
The Kazakh centenarian who escaped the Soviets twice Asiya Sardarbek fled the Red Army in Kazakhstan and then Afghanistan. Darkhan Umirbekov Jul 26, 2019
Is Kazakhstan snooping agenda that serious? Despite the alarm among tech specialists, it is unclear if the government's surveillance plans will take hold. Chris Rickleton Jul 25, 2019
Kazakhstan: Children ombudsperson appointee sparks hope Through her charity work, Aruzhan Sain has paid for hundreds of kids to get urgently needed operations abroad. Almaz Kumenov Jul 19, 2019
