· June, 2007

Stories about Kazakhstan from June, 2007

Central Asia: Peak Oil

Bonnie Boyd explains what peak oil has to do with Central Asian states and warns that they must use petrodollars to build a foundation for the future.

21 June 2007

Kazakhstan: Party Mergers

Adam says that with early parliamentary elections seeming more and more likely, Kazakhstan's opposition parties are uniting.

13 June 2007

Kazakhstan: Aliev Intrigue

Bonnie Boyd reports on some of the business-related intrigue in the conflict between Kazakhstan's president and his son-in-law, Rakhat Aliyev.

8 June 2007

Kazakhstan: Extraditing Aliev

With Rakhat Aliev, the son-in-law of Kazakhstan's President Nursultan Nazarbaev, having been arrested in Austria and released on bail awaiting extradition to Kazakhstan to face kidnapping and other criminal charges,...

4 June 2007

Kazakhstan: So Long, Mr. Vassilenko…

neweurasia reports on a notable departure from Kazakhstan's embassy to the United States. Embassy spokesman Roman Vassilenko, whom the post's author calls Kazakhstan's “most useful person in Washington, DC,” will...

4 June 2007