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Kazakhstan

Why Kazakhstan's Crisis Matters to China

Scarcely two years after protesters redefined the political landscape in Kyrgyzstan, the country’s giant northern neighbour – Kazakhstan – has witnessed a series of uprisings that started in the Western city of Zhanaozen and soon spread to other Southern cities and, most importantly, the former capital of Almaty.

Kazakistan al bivio

Il Kazakistan chiude le frontiere, e il presidente Tokaev respinge ogni ipotesi di mediazione con i manifestanti.

 

Kazakhstan: Succession on the Steppe

Over the past year and a half, the political scene in Kazakhstan has quieted down considerably. The mass protests that gripped the country during the 2019 presidential election and afterward are but a memory.

Kazakhstan’s Power Struggles in Time of Pandemic: Dariga Nazarbayeva’s Dismissal

On 2 May 2020, Kazakh President Kassim-Jomart Tokayev announced through a post on the presidential website the removal of Dariga Nazarbayeva from her position as chair of the country’s senate.

Covid-19 and Aid to Central Asia: China Shows Off and the US Hiccups

On 26 March, the United States announced a $274 million package for COVID-19-related foreign aid. The investment is directed towards “64 of the most at-risk countries”, with all Central Asian republics included in the list.

Transitions in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan: Implications for the West

Uzbek president Islam Karimov’s death in 2016, coupled with Kazakh president Nursultan Nazarbayev’s resignation earlier this year, represent the most significant political developments in Central Asia in recent memory.

Cina e Russia, sempre più convergenti?

In seguito alla fine dell’Urss, l’interesse della Cina finalizzato a sviluppare le relazioni con la Russia e i 5 stati dell’Asia centrale (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan e Uzbekistan) è andato espandendosi.

Belarus and Eap: in the Light of Ukrainian Crisis

 

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Ukraine at the Crossroads: Towards More Unity or Further Disintegration?

 

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The Eastern Partnership and the Customs Union: A Critical Assessment


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The Vilnius Summit and Ukraine's Revolution as a Benchmark for Eu Eastern Partnership Policy

 

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The Challenges of Eurasian Integration for Kazakhstan

By creating a Common Economic Space Kazakhstan has entered a process of tight integration with the Russian Federation (RF) and Belarus, which will eventually result in the establishment of a supranational Eurasian Union (EaU). The enterprise caused a vivid internal debate since along with advantages

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