Russians Proved To Be Much Kinder To Fallen Ukrainian Soldier’s Mother Than Tokayev To Parents Of Murdered Kazakh Youth – OpEd
Why is that? The answer to this question is the key to understanding much of what is happening now in
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Author: Akhas Tazhutov
Is Tokayev Fluent Enough In Kazakh To Fit Constitution’s Requirement? – OpEd
A couple of days before the new year, the presidential aide and press secretary Berik Uali spread the news that
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Russian Media: Kazakhstan Will Be Next After Syria; Russia Won’t Help This Time – OpEd
Russian channel Tsargrad, in a piece entitled “Tokayev should get ready – Russia won’t help this time”, said: “Given that
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Why Is Sidestepping Kazakhstan’s Constitution To Suit Minister, President Not Reason For Cohen To Call It Borat Country? – OpEd
In early November, Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev paid a state visit to France at Emmanuel Macron’s invitation. On this occasion,
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Bitter Fate Of Alshyns In Kazakh State Based On Mongol-Oirat Ruling Traditions Amid Russian-Chinese Rivalry – Analysis
The native population of Kazakhstan, based on their historical experiences, may be divided into two major groups. The first group,
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2 Kazakh Zhuzes’ Subjection To Dzungars And Qing Dynasty In 17-19 C In Context Of Current Chinese-Russian Relations – Analysis
Back in 2015, Japanese documentary writer Keiko Kawasoe predicted that a “serious dispute” would arise between Russia and China over
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Kazakhstan’s Tokayev Hasn’t Given A Single Press Conference In Kazakh For Five Years: Is Cherchesov To Blame For It, Too? – OpEd
The Financial Times’ Tony Barber, in his recent article entitled “Central Asians edge into a brave new world on Russia’s
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Russia, China May Be Readying To Use Historical Factors To ‘Fence Off’ Their Spheres Of Influence In Kazakhstan – Analysis
According to Robert Skidelsky, a Harbin-born British economic historian of Russian origin and a member of the British House of
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The ABCs Of Kazakh Politics: Repercussions From 600-Year-Long Antagonism Are Being Felt Even In Kazakhstan’s Sport – Analysis
In a broadcast by the German radio station Deutsche Welle, Roman Vassilenko, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic
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Kazakhstan: Russian Scholar Finds West Kazakhs And All Other Kazakhs To Be Descendants Of Different Ethnicities – OpEd
In Tatarstan, a Russian autonomic republic, there lives a man of advanced age who had much to do with the
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