Kazak Authorities Chip Away at Free Expression
Experts think government is losing confidence in its ability to win "information war".
23 Apr 14
Kazakhstan
Changes to Kazakstan Criminal Law Seen as Threat to Human Rights
Renewed campaign on potentially far-reaching legal changes that are now before parliament.
15 Apr 14
Kazak President Recycles Prime Minister
Ex-premier Karim Masimov seen as loyal to the president, and as someone who can help refocus on China amid Russia worries.
11 Apr 14
Appeal of Russian Embrace Fades in Kazakstan
Even pro-government politicians are beginning to speak out against regional integration project.
25 Mar 14
Anger as Kazak Currency Devalued
Anti-government rallies small, but analysts still see them as significant.
25 Feb 14
Tougher Action Urged on Kazakstan "Bride-Theft"
Lawmaker says tougher methods needed to deal with “traditional” abductions.
20 Feb 14
Kazakstan's Returning Diaspora Finds Door Less Open
Government grants and fast-track citizenship will no longer be offered as standard.
11 Feb 14
Kazakstan Newspapers: Publish or Be Damned
Worn down by penalties for minor infringements, the independent press is being quietly stifled.
10 Jan 14
Internet Censorship Worsens in Kazakstan
Comment: Draconian laws made for the press now being turned on web users.
11 Dec 13
Armenian Businesses Weigh Customs Deal
Joining a former Soviet trading bloc could mean higher prices for most imported goods.
14 Nov 13
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