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Albert OtkjærThe Diplomat |
Since the Israeli-U.S. attack on Iran on February 28, which triggered numerous regional airstrikes, Kazakhstan has scrambled to maintain positive...
As Kazakhstan prepares to vote on crucial constitutional changes, media workers are being fined for asking the public about the vote.
With its move toward extraditing Russian activist Yulia Yemelyanova, Kazakhstan restates its efforts to keep politically sensitive individuals at a...
As Ukrainian attacks on Kazakhstan’s primary oil export route intensify, the Central Asian state has moved to deepen cooperation with the United...
The number of reported deaths within the ranks of the Kazakh military has surged in recent years, while the circumstances surrounding many of these...
After a 10-year-old Tajik boy was killed at a Moscow-area school last Tuesday, Dushanbe has spoken out, calling the attack an act of ethnic hatred,...
Thirty-nine years after the protests that helped pave the way for Kazakhstan’s independence, the way the day is commemorated is quietly changing.
Activists opposed to a new law banning the spread of “LGBT propaganda” might already be subject to it.
Less than a week after visiting Donald Trump in the White House, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev traveled to Russia to further the countries’...
While the war in Ukraine keeps evolving, recent counterattacks have put Kazakhstan’s energy system under growing threat.
While public Russian figures continue to undermine Kazakhstan, the Kazakh president seems to increasingly turn a blind eye.
With Almaty qualifying for the first time in its history, both the team’s strengths and weaknesses are on display.
In his annual State of the Nation speech, Tokayev gave new insights into how he envisions the development of Kazakhstan as a digital state.
Supporters of the opposition figure and former ultramarathon runner Marat Zhylanbayev face mounting legal pressure in Kazakhstan.
Kazakh charity founder Perizat Kairat sentenced to 10 years for embezzling millions in flood relief funds, raising questions about political ties and...
After Russia became the first country to officially recognize Afghanistan’s Taliban government, Kazakhstan may not be far behind – all in the name...
As the last country in Central Asia to do so, Kazakhstan has outlawed face coverings to increase public safety, a move that might put religious groups...
While many Central Asian migrants have been coerced or pressured into fighting for Russia in Ukraine, a number of Kazakh citizens have taken up arms...
While Tokayev’s vision of a futurist Singapore-style city is slowly getting started, it takes a different development approach than Astana did....
Since 2022, the number of individuals barred from entering either Russia or Kazakhstan has grown significantly.
While the Soviet victory in World War II 80 years ago is still celebrated today, its form has changed to be less about Soviet heritage, and more about...
Strengthening ties with the EU could recalibrate the country’s balancing act between Russia and the West, especially when it comes to sanctions...
The recent controversy surrounding CSTO General Secretary Imangali Tasmagambetov reveals the instability of the organization’s relationship with...
With U.S. aid diminished, it seems unlikely that China will fill the gap. Beijing favors investments in infrastructure over civil society.
As Kazakhstan debates stricter regulations on foreign-funded NGOs and media, some organizations are already closing down due to the freeze on USAID...
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