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On Xinjiang, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan Bend to Beijing's Will

On Xinjiang, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan Bend to Beijing's Will

By Catherine Putz
As ethnic Kyrgyz and Kazakhs continue to disappear into Chinese detention, Bishkek and Nur-Sultan are staying quiet.
Kazakhstan’s BTA Bank Targets Felix Sater in Lawsuit

Kazakhstan’s BTA Bank Targets Felix Sater in Lawsuit

By Michael R. Sisak
The lawsuit alleges that Sater plotted to use Trump-branded skyscrapers to launder money allegedly stolen from a Kazakhstan bank.

Bruce Pannier on Change in Central Asia

Bruce Pannier on Change in Central Asia

By Catherine Putz
In 1990, Bruce Pannier first went to Central Asia -- what was it like and what’s changed since then?

Analyzing Kazakhstan’s First Tenure at the UN Security Council

Analyzing Kazakhstan’s First Tenure at the UN Security Council

By Wilder Alejandro Sanchez
As the first Central Asian state to sit on the UNSC, what did Kazakhstan achieve?

Is This the End of the Nazarbayev Era?

Is This the End of the Nazarbayev Era?

By Catherine Putz
Not quite, but the denouement has surely begun.
Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev Resigns

Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev Resigns

By Catherine Putz
After nearly 30 years as president, Nazarbayev made a shocking resignation announcement.

Kazakh Activist Complains of Pressure by Authorities

Kazakh Activist Complains of Pressure by Authorities

By Nataliya Vasilyeva
Under house arrest, Serikzhan Bilash says authorities made him sign blank documents.
In Kazakhstan, Educating Children with Disabilities Remains a Challenge

In Kazakhstan, Educating Children with Disabilities Remains a Challenge

By Catherine Putz
Kazakhstan's approach to inclusive education and “negative attitudes” affect the education of children with disabilities.

Is This the Closing of the Kazakh Window Into Xinjiang?

Is This the Closing of the Kazakh Window Into Xinjiang?

By Catherine Putz
With the arrest of Serikzhan Bilash, a movement that gave the world a view into the Xinjiang crisis has an uncertain future.

The Kazakh Window Into the Xinjiang Crisis

The Kazakh Window Into the Xinjiang Crisis

By Catherine Putz
Kazakhs remain the most accessible window into the crisis in Xinjiang, but how long will that window remain open?

The Significance of Kazakhstan’s Growing Role in Peacekeeping Operations

The Significance of Kazakhstan’s Growing Role in Peacekeeping Operations

By Wilder Alejandro Sanchez
Kazakhstan is preparing to send a second batch of peacekeepers abroad.
Meeting the Kazakh Diaspora

Meeting the Kazakh Diaspora

By Colleen Wood
Recent documentaries explore the contours of the Kazakh diaspora and challenge mainstream assumptions about migration and assimilation.

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