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 2022: the beginning of the end for the CSTO

2022: the beginning of the end for the CSTO

April 12, 2022

The Kremlin’s war in Ukraine as of February 2022 has proven that President Putin’s central role in the CSTO remains the main obstacle to the organisation's credibility and integrity among its [...]

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 An End to the Nazarbayev era?

An End to the Nazarbayev era?

February 21, 2022

As mass protests against the regime broke out in Kazakhstan at the beginning of the year, the first month of 2022 will go down in history as Bloody January. Is this the end of the Nazarbayev era? 

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 Will Kazakhstan Become a Watershed Moment for the CSTO?

Will Kazakhstan Become a Watershed Moment for the CSTO?

February 7, 2022

Agnieszka Widlaszewska on the relevance of the CSTO in light of the organisation's first-ever deployment of collective forces to support the Kazakhstani authorities in regaining control after [...]

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 Not Your Meme: Kazakhstan in the western imagination

Not Your Meme: Kazakhstan in the western imagination

January 28, 2022

In light of the recent upheavals and political unrest in Kazakhstan, Kimberly St. Julian-Varnon writes about the need to change public perception and portrayals of Kazakhstan in global news and [...]

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 From Fuel Prices to Democratic Reform: starting the new year in protest in Kazakhstan

From Fuel Prices to Democratic Reform: starting the new year in protest in Kazakhstan

January 17, 2022

Since 2 January, the world has watched as a relatively small protest in western Kazakhstan turned into country-wide unrest. While it may shock some to see protests over an increase in fuel prices [...]

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 June in Central Asia: Feminita’s fight for LGBTQ+ rights in Kazakhstan

June in Central Asia: Feminita’s fight for LGBTQ+ rights in Kazakhstan

June 16, 2021

At the end of last month, two Kazakh feminists and LGBT+ activists were detained on unclear grounds after a mob of around 30 men had started to harass them while they were giving a talk on [...]

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 March in Central Asia: refusing to be silenced – a new wave of protest In Kazakhstan

March in Central Asia: refusing to be silenced – a new wave of protest In Kazakhstan

March 14, 2021

All over Kazahkstan, people are coming together, demanding fair elections and democratic reform. Sydney Millar on whether we are watching the emergence of a Kazakh spring.

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 An Ode to All the Women Who Made Me

An Ode to All the Women Who Made Me

March 9, 2021

I sit down and think about all the women who made me. All the silent suffering, invisible effort, and unappreciated work that went into being dutiful daughters, sisters, wives, and mothers. These [...]

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 January in Central Asia: a wave of Progress in Kazakhstan

January in Central Asia: a wave of Progress in Kazakhstan

January 3, 2021

January editorial. Since Kazakhstan became independent in 1991, it has yet to uphold the democratic standards laid out in its constitution. The young nation has had only two presidents: Nursultan [...]

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 Lossi 36 Recommends: cultural delights for the holidays

Lossi 36 Recommends: cultural delights for the holidays

December 21, 2020

One of my favourite things about the upcoming holidays is the amount of time I can spend on reading. Every year, I find at least one book under the Christmas tree and usually, I finish it before [...]

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