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Will Biden take on neglected Caucasus and Central Asi…

BTA Bank AO : announces launch of criminal case again…

Belgium’s second Kazakhgate unfolds

Kazakhstan Remains Nazarbayev’s State

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Kazakhstan: Nervous authorities keep election observers at arm’s length

Kazakhstan: Nervous authorities keep election observers at arm’s length

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

Tribunal Grants WWM US$50M for Claims Against Kazakhstan Under…

Kazakh Ex-President Rejects Talk Of Shared Power, Blames 'Traitors…

'An awakening': New president faces daunting task of leading…

EVENTS and OPINIONS

Interview with Ambassador Nurbakh Rustemov on the…

CHATHAM HOUSE REPORT Kazakhstan: Tested by Transition

State report: Russian, Chinese and Iranian disinformation…

Nazarbaev And Kazakhstan's Security Council Out Of…

Cotton Campaign says too early to lift…

Head of press regulator advised Kazakh regime…

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

Masked 'Umbrella Men' Strike Kazakh Journalists Again

Inside the decaying mansions abandoned in UK’s most expens…

POLITICAL PROCESS

Will Biden take on neglected Caucasus and…

Kazakhstan's ruling party cements its grip on…

Kazakhstan: Nervous authorities keep election observers at…

Georgian opposition starts uniting ahead of fall…

IN THE PRESS

On the steppe

Kazakhstan: Troubled Nazarbayev grandson dies aged 29

EXTRA

Practicing Repression Abroad, Says Rights Watchdog

Equatorial Guinea's Oil Minister Allegedly Siphoned O…

Kazakhstan: With elections chore out of the way, it i…

CORRUPTION

Unexplained Wealth Orders in the UK: What Will Thi…

Steinmetz Swiss trial: Jail for tycoon in Guinea m…

Court sentences the former head of BTA Bank Ablyaz…

Ukraine is bargaining with the EU for Mukhtar Ably…

Kazakhstan’s Richest Sell Almaty Airport

Is the U.K. Finally Getting Serious About Cracking…

Nazarbaev the grizzled love-lace

Zautbek Jalmukhanbetov 04 September 2009

altThe old love-lace Nazarbaev has turned the state into a brothel and debauched the entire country

 

Kazakhstan: Review Rights Defender’s Harsh Sentence

04 September 2009

Case Underscores Concerns about Country’s Upcoming OSCE Chairmanship

 

 

Kazakhstan: Rights Activist Receives Four-Year Jail Term for Vehicular Manslaughter

Joanna Lillis 04 September 2009

In a case that is sending shockwaves through Kazakhstan’s non-governmental organization community, Yevgeny Zhovtis, one of the country’s leading human rights activists, was found guilty on September 3 of vehicular manslaughter and sentenced to four years in prison. Prior to the reading of the verdict, Zhovtis denounced his two-day trial as a "political setup."

 

 

Kazakhstan's Human Rights Drop Through the Floor

Robert Amsterdam 04 September 2009

altWith the hasty conviction of Zhovtis, which comes on top of scores of other false cases, Kazakhstan is entering deeper and deeper into a human rights black hole, just months before Nazarbayev is meant to take over the Chairmanship of the Organization for Security and Co-Operation in Europe (OSCE)...

 

Eurasia: Bracing for a Technological Counter-Revolution

Stephen Blank 01 September 2009

altThe advent of social networking platforms such as Twitter and Facebook has changed the nature of political dissent. But as this summer's unrest in Iran and China has demonstrated, authoritarian-minded governments have done their homework, and have kept pace with the revolution in communications.

 

Kazakh BTA Bank Sues for Millions, Gets Boxer Shorts in

Nariman Gizitdinov 04 September 2009

altLawsuits filed by state-controlled BTA Bank, Kazakhstan’s largest lender, to recover 917 million tenge ($6 million) from a newspaper and a charity have so far yielded nothing but seven pairs of boxer shorts.

 

 

Turkmenistan plans Caspian naval base amid dispute

ALEXANDER VERSHININ 01 September 2009

Turkmen president says gas-rich nation will build Caspian Sea naval base amid energy disput

 

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