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Kazakhstan's Elderly Opposition Tries Something New

Kazakhstan's Elderly Opposition Tries Something New

By Paolo Sorbello
Behind the mecenatismo of a former prime minister, Kazakhstan’s opposition figures find a new platform in Brussels.
Ablyazov's Balloons: Kazakh Opposition Co-opts the Color Blue

Ablyazov's Balloons: Kazakh Opposition Co-opts the Color Blue

By Catherine Putz
International fugitive and Kazakh opposition star Mukhtar Ablyazov urged supporters to carry blue balloons during the Nowruz holiday.

The Ablyazov Affair: ‘Fraud on an Epic Scale’

The Ablyazov Affair: ‘Fraud on an Epic Scale’

By Stephen M. Bland
New rounds of litigation add to the opaque case of fugitive ex-Kazakh minister Mukhtar Ablyazov.

Prominent US Human Rights Lawyer Takes Up Case of Jailed Kazakh Businessman

Prominent US Human Rights Lawyer Takes Up Case of Jailed Kazakh Businessman

By Catherine Putz
Jared Genser's firm described Iskander Yerimbetov as "a hostage" of the Kazakh state who had been subjected to torture.

Does Kazakhstan's New Law on Revoking Citizenship Matter?

Does Kazakhstan's New Law on Revoking Citizenship Matter?

By Catherine Putz
International law frowns on creating stateless persons, but Astana's irritating exiles can afford to buy new passports.
Mukhtar Ablyazov Convicted in Absentia

Mukhtar Ablyazov Convicted in Absentia

By Catherine Putz
If Mukhtar Ablyazov envisions an eventual triumphant return to Kazakhstan, things just got more difficult.

Kazakhstan’s Dirty Laundry: Money Laundering and New York Real Estate

Kazakhstan’s Dirty Laundry: Money Laundering and New York Real Estate

By Catherine Putz
Kazakh politics plays out far from the steppe -- in New York lofts and courts.
France Sets Kazakh Ex-Banker Free, Cancels Extradition Order

France Sets Kazakh Ex-Banker Free, Cancels Extradition Order

By Paolo Sorbello
Mukhtar Ablyazov, a staunch opponent of Kazakhstan's president, walks free after three years in a French prison.

What's Next in the Ablyazov Saga? French Court Set to Rule on Extradition

What's Next in the Ablyazov Saga? French Court Set to Rule on Extradition

By Catherine Putz
The UN Special Rapporteur on Torture warns that if Ablyazov is extradited to Russia, he will likely end up back in Kazakhstan.

Trump's Ties to Transnational Corruption

Trump's Ties to Transnational Corruption

By Casey Michel
A bit more light on the manner in which post-Soviet elites access American property markets, and presidential nominees.

Researchers Say Kazakhstan Hacks Back

Researchers Say Kazakhstan Hacks Back

By Casey Michel
Astana may be redoubling its efforts against opposition media in both the physical and the digital realm.
Exiled Kazakh Banker Ablyazov Linked to Serbian Investments

Exiled Kazakh Banker Ablyazov Linked to Serbian Investments

By Casey Michel
Ablyazov, claiming political persecution, is fighting extradition from France to Russia.

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