Stories about Kazakhstan from October, 2006
Central Asia: Corruption & Parking
neweurasia reports on the correlation between a Central Asian and Caucasus states’ levels of corruption and parking violations for members of their UN missions.
Kazakhstan: The Georgia-Russia Conflict
Registan.net reports on how the conflict between Georgia and Russia creates problems for Kazakhstan.
Kazakhstan: Reacting to Russia-Georgia Conflict
Stavros says that Kazakhs are questioning Russia's actions against Georgians living in Russia to get back at the Georgian government.
Kazakhstan: Parliamentary Democracy
Prominent politician and daughter of the president Dariga Nazarbaeva has proposed that Kazakhstan become a party list parliamentary democracy, reports Sean Roberts, who also discusses whether or not she really...
Caucasus & Central Asia: Press Freedom
At neweurasia, Neil rounds up news on press freedom from all over the Caucasus and Central Asia.
Voices from Kazakhstan
After a break in voicing the Kazakh bloggers, caused by neweurasia team doing outreach in Central Asia, we present you the newest roundup of online conversations in Kazakhstan. Several major...
Kazakhstan: Diaspora in Turkey
Kazakhstan's diaspora in Turkey recently celebrated its fiftieth anniversary there, and Özgecan of neweurasia reports on the celebration and the community's history.
Kazakhstan: Car Culture
Car culture is blossoming in Kazakhstan, as videos from Almaty at KZBlog show.
Kazakhstan: Ever Wandered?
Sean Roberts discusses Kazakhstan's television advertisements that recently ran in the United States promoting the country as a tourist destination.
Kazakhstan: Transport Problems
At neweurasia, Leila reports on Kazakhstan's, particularly Almaty's, transportation problems.
Kazakhstan: Journalistic Ethics
Danna has been researching journalistic ethics in Almaty, Kazakhstan and reports on the problem of objectivity.
Kazakhstan: The Truth About Nomads
KZBlog has a detailed post about Nomad, currently appearing in theaters in Kazakhstan. The movie, as the blogger explains, is based on one part of a larger book telling the...
