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How Western firms quietly enabled Russian oligarchs

Russia seeks to accelerate old Soviet state union

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The future of US and Japanese engagement with Central Asia

The future of US and Japanese engagement with Central Asia

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How Kazakhstan became more Kazakh

Central Asian Economies: Thirty Years After Dissolution of the…

Kazakhstan draws on current crises in designing national security…

Equatorial Guinea's Oil Minister Allegedly Siphoned Off Millions from…

IN THE PRESS

Experts of the Committee against Torture Commend Kazakhstan for Enhanced Legislation

Kazakh official: Not the time to resolve differences through war

EXTRA

EU Nations Have Frozen More Than $32 Billion in Russi…

Not just Russian oligarchs: Britain must block Kazakh…

Central Asian Economies: Thirty Years After Dissoluti…

EVENTS and OPINIONS

Russia seeks to accelerate old Soviet state…

Fugitive kleptocrat supports protest in Kazakhstan

On the steppe

Kazakhstan: Troubled Nazarbayev grandson dies aged 29

Kazakhstan: Ruling party's coronavirus philanthropy falls flat

Mukhtar Ablyazov and his democratic movement: false…

IN DETAIL

Kazakhstan: Crackdown on Government Critics

Kazakhstan’s green economy: Greenbacks for the Nazarbayevs?…

Steinmetz Swiss trial: Jail for tycoon in Guinea mine corrup…

POLITICAL PROCESS

The future of US and Japanese engagement…

Russians Flock to EU Court in Long-Shot…

As Russia stumbles, Turkey and Kazakhstan sense…

US refocuses on Central Asia after Russia's…

CORRUPTION

Dictators’ funds in Switzerland – the biggest scan…

London centre for Russian-enabling’ Campaigner dem…

Fiji grants US a warrant to seize Russian billiona…

Can Kazakhstan Shed Its Kleptocratic Past?

Yacht justice: A new front in the war drags Russia…

How Western firms quietly enabled Russian oligarch…

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Kazakh president holds fast as Arab revolutions topple others

Kathy Lally 15 April 2011

nan_zhelt_sharphASTANA, Kazakhstan — The tempests that have whirled through other authoritarian states dissipated well before reaching this Muslim country, where last week citizens effusively thanked their president for his 20 years in power by awarding him five more.

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Nursultan Nazarbayev is eternal but, still, who comes after him?

www.economist.com 13 April 2011

electionWHILE demonstrators in north Africa and the Middle East are standing up to one-man rule in their countries, great numbers of people in Kazakhstan thronged to the polls on April 3rd to vote for an authoritarian strongman who has been in power since the days of the Soviet Union.

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Kulibayev named Samruk-Kazyna head

SRI 13 April 2011

kulibaev_tim(SRI) - Timur Kulibayev, the billionaire son-in-law of Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev, has on Tuesday been named head of the state-owned investment and holding company Samruk-Kazyna.

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Kazakhstan's fictional democracy

David J. Kramer and and Sam Patten 12 April 2011

Nursultan Nazarbayev, the "victor" in Kazakhstan's recent presidential election with 95 percent of the vote, claimed on this page April 1 that his country has a democratic destiny.

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Why do even popular dictators steal elections?

William J. Dobson 09 April 2011

dictator_watchNursultan Nazarbayev is a popular guy. By all accounts, the approval ratings for the president of Kazakhstan would be the envy of most democratically elected leaders. A poll conducted last year indicated that 89 percent of his compatriots had a favorable opinion of him, an incredible figure that was consistent with past surveys. The usual explanation is that he has successfully steered the economy of this energy-rich Central Asian state — and that his regime guarantees that he never faces any serious opposition.

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The Father of Kazakhstan

WILLIAM COURTNEY 09 April 2011

elbasyLast Sunday, in another election with no genuine opponents, President Nursultan Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan won in a landslide. Observers from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe cited "serious irregularities." Like the deposed Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak, Nazarbayev has lifted the economy and public expectations but is vulnerable to resentment over corruption, a toxic brew.

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Azerbaijani police break up pro-democracy rally

Emil Guliyev 05 April 2011

Riot police staged a show of force in the capital of ex-Soviet Azerbaijan on Saturday to stop an unauthorised pro-democracy rally and detained dozens of protesters who defied the ban.

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ECONOMY

Kazakhstan diverting crude to Russia’s CPC as Azerbaijan deals with…

Oil majors sued by Kazakh government over billions in revenue

The Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Implications for Kazakhstan’s Energy Sector

Kazakh President Emphasizes Importance Of China-Europe Transportation Route Bypassing Russia

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