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Ella and Beksultan

Kazakhstan: Examining the taboo of interethnic marriages

In multicultural Kazakhstan, unions between members of different ethnic groups are not uncommon, but they can meet resistance.
Kamila Syrym , Arina Fomina Jul 1, 2022
A young saiga antelope gamboling across the steppe. (Photo: Erlan Omar)

Kazakhstan: Saiga cull approved to mitigate harm to farming

The plan is to shoot 80,000 of the antelope in the west of the country.
Almaz Kumenov Jun 30, 2022
Sarbona

Abandoned by everyone: Kazakhstan’s stray dogs

A new law is supposed to protect stray dogs, but mentalities stand in the way.
Aida Akhmetova, Anelya Saduakassova Jun 29, 2022
(photo by the authors)

'Mom didn't tell me' – Kazakh women break silence about menstruation

Many mothers think it is “shameful” to educate their daughters about their periods. Trauma follows.
Danira Iskakova , Anel Aldazhanova Jun 28, 2022
Kazakhaltyn

Kazakhstan court frees eco-activists

Authorities are trying to balance the interests of big business with rising community resistance.
Artyem Sochnev Jun 27, 2022
Sandbags

Behind the barricades: Floods terrorize Almaty residents

In Central Asia’s richest city, neglected storm sewers are causing flooded homes and businesses. Residents complain the city ignores a worsening problem.
Akbota Silam , Meruyert Kalymzhanova Jun 27, 2022
Darkhan Ualiyev last year (Facebook)

Justice in Kazakhstan: Did Bloody January really turn activist into violent extremist?

In a matter of days, Darkhan Ualiyev lost his brother and then his freedom. His prospects look bleak.
Daniyar Moldabekov, Chris Rickleton Jun 27, 2022
SpongeBob SharshyShalbar (Loren Javier/Flickr/CC)

Kazakh-language film content makes progress against Russian headwinds

One explanation for the continued dominance of Russian lies in Kazakhstan’s rural-urban divide.
Almaz Kumenov Jun 23, 2022
Yerevan has welcomed Russian Jews (Shutterstock)

Following war, Russian Jews congregate in Yerevan

Armenia’s small Jewish community has been bolstered by about 200 recent arrivals fleeing Russia because of the war in Ukraine.
Ani Mejlumyan Jun 15, 2022
Devotion and Loyalty

Tajik Islamic State network fundraises in Russia

Supporters are growing an online network in the Tajik language. Many of the donors appear to be in Russia.
Lucas Webber, Laith Alkhouri Jun 13, 2022
police protesters

Are Kazakhstan’s post-January torture investigations slowing to a stop?

Reform-touting authorities show little stomach for due process.
Daniyar Moldabekov, Chris Rickleton Jun 8, 2022
Turkmenistan Airlines

Turkmenistan: Colt of personality

Doing business with Russia and Kazakhstan, reopening borders, and honoring the former president’s favorite horse. This and more in our weekly Turkmenistan briefing.
Akhal-Teke: A Turkmenistan Bulletin May 24, 2022
Any day now: Mothers in Kazakhstan are having babies at record levels. (Photo: Government website)

Kazakhstan: COVID baby boom shows little sign of abating

Authorities have failed to cater for this growing army of children by building enough schools, however.
May 24, 2022
Matviyenko in Ashgabat

Turkmenistan: Stand by your man

Misogyny as government policy, neighborly outreach, and Russia tries hard to make Turkmenistan feel appreciated. Our weekly briefing.
Akhal-Teke: A Turkmenistan Bulletin May 17, 2022
Getting top marks in ENT exams may not be enough to get college grants. (Photo: Government website)

Kazakhstan: Education officials wage war on rigging of excellence award

Altyn Belgi medal winners are eligible for grants as well as the prestige that comes with winning the prize.
Almaz Kumenov May 11, 2022

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