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Central Asians Organize to Draw Attention to Xinjiang Camps

Central Asians Organize to Draw Attention to Xinjiang Camps

By Catherine Putz
Efforts in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan to garner attention on the Xinjiang camps have grown, but still to little effect.
All Along the Irtysh River Basin

All Along the Irtysh River Basin

By Nicholas Muller
Running across China, Kazakhstan, and Russia, the Irtysh carries with it a host of difficulties from floods to pollution.

Paul Stronski on Central Asia's Big Questions

Paul Stronski on Central Asia's Big Questions

By Catherine Putz
A discussion of Central Asia's hottest topics from Uzbekistan’s reforms to Kazakh succession and China's Belt and Road.

It’s Time to De-Sovietize Our Perspective on Central Asia

It’s Time to De-Sovietize Our Perspective on Central Asia

By Ario Bimo Utomo
The use of “former Soviet” to refer to Central Asia can be blinding, distracting from the realizing that the region isn't static.

Central Asia Gassing Up China

Central Asia Gassing Up China

By Catherine Putz
Kazakhstan looks to increase its natural gas exports to China, and Turkmenistan may be gaining an old customer back.
A Risky Choice: Rakhimov Elected President of Amateur Boxing Federation

A Risky Choice: Rakhimov Elected President of Amateur Boxing Federation

By Catherine Putz
The IOC, responding to Rakhimov’s election, expressed “grave” concern over judging scandals, anti-doping, and governance.

2 Central Asians and the Future of Olympic Boxing

2 Central Asians and the Future of Olympic Boxing

By Catherine Putz
A Kazakh boxing legend and an Uzbek businessman face off for leadership of the scandal-ridden International Boxing Association.
Who Will Run Post-Nazarbayev Kazakhstan?

Who Will Run Post-Nazarbayev Kazakhstan?

By Natalie Hall
At 78, Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev is the region's oldest leader. Naturally, speculation abounds about a successor.

Kazakhstan Prepares Roadshows as Privatization Lags Behind

Kazakhstan Prepares Roadshows as Privatization Lags Behind

By Paolo Sorbello
Both the schedule and prospects for selling state assets in Kazakhstan seem as unstable as ever.

Radicalization in Central Asia: 'Not In Our Name'

Radicalization in Central Asia: 'Not In Our Name'

By Colleen Wood
A new documentary project filmed in Central Asia seeks both to document and counter violent extremism in the region.

Can Kazakhstan Resolve Its Heart Disease Crisis?

Can Kazakhstan Resolve Its Heart Disease Crisis?

By Dmitriy Frolovskiy
In 2014, 54 percent of deaths in Kazakhstan were due to cardiovascular diseases.
A Tough September for Kazakhstan's Banks

A Tough September for Kazakhstan's Banks

By Paolo Sorbello
Kazakhstan's Central Bank stripped Astana Banki's license, while Tsesnabank benefited from a government reshuffle.

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