#Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan's central bank plans to invest $350 million from reserves into crypto-linked assets, marking unprecedented move in central banking. What does this signal for global finance?

Kazakhstan is extraditing Russian dissidents including Navalny supporters despite pending asylum applications. We examine the geopolitical pressures behind this diplomatic shift.

World's largest uranium producer Kazakhstan amends laws to favor state-owned Kazatomprom, forcing Canadian company to abandon $6B exploration project. A new model of resource nationalism emerges.

Kazakhstan prosecutes 19 anti-China protesters while pursuing political reforms, highlighting the complex balance between Chinese economic influence and domestic stability in Central Asia.

Kazakhstan pivots to the US after Ukrainian strikes cripple its Russian export route. The country's request to buy Lukoil assets signals a potential shift in Central Asian energy geopolitics.

Central Asian leaders condemned an alleged Ukrainian drone attack on Putin's residence. Ukraine dismissed the claims as Russian fakes, sparking a diplomatic row.

Donald Trump has invited Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to the Trump G20 Miami 2026 summit. Discover why this shift toward Central Asia matters for US foreign policy.

Kazakhstan is spearheading the revival of the TRACECA transport corridor in 2025. Explore how the STP agreement and Iranian cooperation are reshaping Eurasian logistics resilience.

Mitsubishi Corp. will begin importing gallium from Kazakhstan in 2026, a strategic move to reduce Japan's reliance on China for the metal crucial to EVs and semiconductors.

A Kazakh woman's protest for her husband, who disappeared into China, has led to her house arrest and a crackdown on the rights group Atajurt. The case highlights Kazakhstan's difficult balance between Chinese influence and human rights.

Kazakhstan's new 'LGBT propaganda' law isn't just a domestic issue. It's a geopolitical signal with major implications for tech firms and foreign investors.