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The results of the survey conducted by the Strategiya Centre show that the authorities are rapidly loosing their prestige in the eyes of the Kazakh citizens. However, does this mean that a mass scale revolution is coming?..
A limited information access is common in authoritarian regimes. The people do not have valid information on who really owns the country’s resources. Meanwhile, the answers are crucial. Today, we are present you a new research project...
The results of the survey conducted by the Strategiya Centre of Social and Political Research show that the authorities are rapidly loosing their prestige in the eyes of the Kazakh citizens. However, does this mean that a mass scale revolution is coming? Let us reflect on this subject...
We are regularly commenting on the subject of Kazakhstan’s agricultural industry. As a rule, we criticise both - the authorities’ former agricultural policies and their skipping from side to side and the changes that lie ahead...
One of the problems tormenting Akorda and the “super-presidential” power vertical lies in developing a new agricultural policy. One can learn about the particulars of the process from the Kazakh press...
On April 12, 2021, the First President of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the «Leader of the Nation» met with Prime Minister Askar Mamin and his First Deputy Alikhan Smailov. The world has learned about this event from the Elbasy’s official website and then the news has been retold by a number of the Kazakh media albeit with only few comments and without attaching much value to it...
On April 7, 2021, First Heartland Jusan Bank formerly known as Tsesnabank drew attention to itself again. It informed the KASE that, on March 30, its Board of Directors made a decision to repurchase 3141054 ordinary shares from its shareholders at a price of 2127.37 tenge per share; with that, the payment is to be made via bank transfer no later than April 2...
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