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The Week in Kazakhstan: Righting the Wrongs
1 day ago · Uranium One, a Russia-owned uranium miner, sold its shares in a number of projects in Kazakhstan, the state-owned Kazatomprom announced on December 17. Uranium One sold its stake in the Zarechnoye joint venture to a Chinese state enterprise and plans to divest from the Khorasan-U joint venture and the Kyzylkum company by selling its …
The Week in Kazakhstan: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
2 days ago · A new law approved by the Senate on December 12 turned all information regarding the health and status of former presidents and their family members classified. Given that a previous law protecting former President Nursultan Nazarbayev and his family was struck off in February last year, observers said this new law could set legal protection for current President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, once ...
Kazakhstan’s Pressure on Oil Majors Unlikely to Push Them Out
2 days ago · Kazakhstan’s government set out to punish harshly environmental violations in the oil and gas sector in the past few years. While the government has a history of trying to extract concessions from oil companies through environmental fines, experts note that the recent $4.4 billion fine against the Kashagan operators and the multimillion dollar fines the government has imposed recently could ...
Регионы Казахстана
В новом масштабном проекте издание Власть рассказывает о жизни в регионах Казахстана, о людях, которые стремятся что-то в них изменить, анализирует, как развиваются регионы и показывает, как они живут сейчас.
Waiting for Tokayev's Social Justice
2 days ago · Tokayev was first elected president in June 2019. Some, however, argue that he only seized unrivaled control of the country after January 2022, when his orders to repress civil protests led to the killing of 238 people, events known as Qandy Qantar (Kazakh for ‘Bloody January’).. After Qandy Qantar, Tokayev openly stated that Kazakhstan’s economic system was "ineffective" in terms of ...
The Week in Kazakhstan: Too Little, Too Late
A number of regions across Kazakhstan were affected by a malfunctioning power line between Ekibastuz and Agadyr on February 13. Residents of the Almaty, Karaganda, Kyzylorda, Turkestan, Zhambyl, and Zhetysu regions had to withstand restrictions on electricity use between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Power plants and electricity infrastructure are decaying in Kazakhstan.
The Week in Kazakhstan: Top Thirty
Almaty-based company Kazstanex was added to the US Treasury’s latest sanctions list on October 30. According to US officials, the company nominally traded machine tools and industrial equipment from Europe to China, which were later shipped to Russia. Uzbekistan-based Uzstanex, owned by Kazstanex, was also put under sanctions. Earlier in June, the US Treasury had added another Kazakhstan ...
The Week in Kazakhstan: Harder, Better, Faster
Kazakhstan’s ministry of foreign affairs said on September 27 that the country’s accession to the BRICS group is not on the agenda, because the Russian government suggested to suspend the admission of new members. Since January, Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, and the United Arab Emirates are full members of …