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Kazakh language
The War in Ukraine Is Catalyzing a Linguistic Awakening in Kazakhstan
By Jack Leydiker
As Russian forces pursue a physical war in Ukraine, a shadow war is being fought too: a war against the legacies of Russian imperialism.
Coming in 2018? A New Latin-Based Kazakh Alphabet
By Catherine Putz
Astana has been floating the idea of switching to a Latin-based alphabet for more than a decade.
Nazarbayev: ‘There are no untouchables in Kazakhstan’
By Paolo Sorbello
Kazakhstan’s president speaks on language, corruption, and the transition of power.
How to Become a Central Asian President for Life
By Catherine Putz
Write it into the constitution, obviously.
Is There a 'Kazakhstan' Without Nazarbayev?
By Catherine Putz
International Crisis Group warns that Kazakhstan may be ripe for external meddling if it doesn't figure out succession.
Kazakh Apps, Between Trends and Control
By Paolo Sorbello
Astana develops some new tools for messaging and language-learning.
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