Kazakhstan · October, 2013
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Stories about Kazakhstan from October, 2013
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24 October 2013
Central Asia's Presidents: Political Stalwarts and Musical Softies
Written by Mahina Shodizoda · Tajikistan
Some presidents in Central Asian countries sing, dance, and play musical instruments. When they fail to impress their populations, however, people sing against them.
