By Owen Matthews and Anna Nemtsova
Newly nervous post-Soviet states crack down on Western schools.
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by Guy Norton
Bad debts rise to new highs; Investors tire of mounting problems
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Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
Kazakh activists are calling on police to conduct an objective investigation into a deadly traffic accident that involved one of the country's leading human rights activists, RFE/RL's Kazakh Service reports.
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By Simon Casey and Brett Foley
Eurasian Natural Resources Corp., a maker of ferroalloys and iron ore in Kazakhstan, pulled out of a $910 million rail project to connect its plants to China after failing to reach an agreement with the central Asian nation.
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Reporting by Raushan Nurshayeva
Kazakhstan's most prominent uranium industry figure, whose arrest has alarmed foreign investors in Central Asia's biggest economy, is in poor health and requires urgent medical attention, his wife said on Friday.
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by Patricia Treble
President Nazarbayev is not pleased with the expose.
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Russia aims for leading role in boosting economies around war-torn Afghanistan
