Central Asia’s electricity network – underpowered and fragmented
Central Asia needs more 500kV loops in order to share power between the countries of the region.
BTA Bank AO : announces launch of criminal case against Ilyas Khrapunov
The Prosecutor's Office in Geneva is conducting a criminal case against Ilyas Khrapunov, son-in-law of BTA Bank's former owner. Khrapunov is suspected of laundering money stolen from BTA Bank.
Kazakhstan: Exiled regime nemesis splits sputtering opposition
The squabbling is good news for a regime that relentlessly tries to divide and conquer the opposition.
Now FIVE big names cut ties with Prince Andrew:
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Kazakhstan: The mothers that became the faces of dissent
Government critics argue that the ruling has transformed the protestors, three of whom are mothers of young children, into political martyrs.
As the Eurasian Union looks east, its deals do not benefit all members equally The EAEU is shopping for partners in Asia. Middle finger to the West or sound trade policy?
The EAEU is shopping for partners in Asia. Middle finger to the West or sound trade policy?
Belgium’s second Kazakhgate unfolds
Belgium again finds itself amidst a scandal that threatens to become “Kazakhgate-II”.
