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Central Asia Needs to Promote Women Politicians

Hidden from the world’s attention, with its five “stans” and 79 million people, Central Asia has been a region of democratic growth after the...

How Kazakhstan ensures interethnic harmony

The focus of the last twelve months has undoubtedly been on fighting the COVID-19 pandemic and returning the world to normalcy. Yet alongside this...

Great powers rivalry in Central Asia: New strategy, old game

In international politics, interstate rivalry involves conflicting relations between two international rivalries that are nation states. A fundamental feature of rivalry involves the willingness...

Post-Protest Kazakhstan Faces Three Major Crises

Kazakhstan suffered greatly from the biggest protest since its independence.  As I recently returned to Almaty, I saw that everyday life is heading back...

Unrest in Kazakhstan Only Solidifies China-Russia Ties

The Russian-led military operation in Kazakhstan has presented an important test for Moscow’s ties with Beijing.  In early January, Kazakhstan was shaken by nationwide protests...

Do as You’re Told, Russia Tells the Neighborhood

The Kremlin has always argued that it has special interests and ties to what once constituted the Soviet space. Yet it struggled to produce...

Kazakhstan has lessons for the Gulf

Russia's intervention in Kazakhstan contains a cautionary message for Gulf foreign ministers visiting Beijing this week. The intervention to stabilize the government of Kazakh President...

A Reflection on President Xi’s message to Kazakh President Tokayev

Since 1949 when the People’s Republic of China was founded, the political elite in Beijing has crafted foreign policy and military strategy in consistency...

Kazakhstan on the threshold: geostrategic competition or geopolitical reality

The wave of protests that swept Kazakhstan from the first days of January 2022 was replaced by uncontrollable riots and destruction. One gets the...

Is Kazakhstan Russia’s next Ukraine?

With Russian troops massing on Ukraine's borders, it's not only Ukrainians who worry about what President Vladimir Putin may have in store for them....

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