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President Xi Jinping stressed on Thursday the necessity for the Shanghai Cooperation Organization to bolster unity and cooperation, saying that the grouping must safeguard its security baseline, defend the right to development and build up its unity.7月4日，习近平主席强调了上海合作组织加强团结与合作的必要性，并表示该组织必须守住安全底线，捍卫发展权利，增强团结。In a speech delivered at the 24th Meeting of the Council of Heads of State of the SCO in Astana, Kazakhstan, the Chinese president said it is critically important for the world that the grouping always stands on the right side of history and upholds justice and fairness.在哈萨克斯坦阿斯塔纳举行的上海合作组织成员国元首理事会第二十四次会议上，中国国家主席习近平在发言中说，该组织站在历史正确一边，站在公平正义一边，对世界至关重要。The SCO formally approved the accession of Belarus to the grouping during Thursday's summit, and decided that China will hold the rotating presidency of the 10-member organization for 2024-25. The other members of the grouping are India, Iran, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.上海合作组织于7月4日的峰会上正式批准白俄罗斯加入上海合作组织，并决定由中国接任2024至2025年度上海合作组织轮值主席国。该组织的其他成员包括印度、伊朗、哈萨克斯坦、吉尔吉斯斯坦、巴基斯坦、俄罗斯、塔吉克斯坦和乌兹别克斯坦。Xi noted that the SCO, which was founded 23 years ago, has seen its family, including observer states and dialogue partners, expand to 26 countries, spanning three continents.习近平指出，上海合作组织成立23年后，包括观察员国和对话伙伴在内的“上海合作组织大家庭”覆盖三大洲26个国家。With more partners, the foundation of cooperation is more solid, he said.他表示，伙伴越来越多，合作基础更加坚实。The organization must ensure the bottom line of security "in the face of real threats of the Cold War mentality", he said, highlighting the need for member states to practice the vision of common, comprehensive, cooperative and sustainable security.他表示，“面对冷战思维的现实威胁”，本组织必须守住安全底线，强调成员国需要践行共同、综合、合作、可持续的安全观。The SCO must address complex and intertwined security challenges through dialogue and coordination, respond to the profoundly changing international landscape with a win-win approach, and endeavor to build a world of lasting peace and universal security, he stressed.他强调，上海合作组织必须以对话和协作应对复杂交织的安全挑战，以共赢思维应对深刻调整的国际格局，共建持久和平、普遍安全的世界。Faced with the real risks of the "small yard, high fences" approach, Xi called on member states to safeguard their right to development, saying that joint efforts must be made to advance sci-tech innovation, ensure stable and unimpeded industrial and supply chains, and stimulate regional economic vitality to achieve common development goals.面对“小院高墙”的现实风险，习近平呼吁成员国维护发展权利，表示必须联手推动科技创新，维护产业链供应链稳定通畅，激发地区经济内生动力，推动实现共同发展目标。The Chinese president also appealed for enhanced unity and strength inside the grouping in facing the real challenges of interference and division.习近平还呼吁加强组织内部巩固团结力量，以面对干涉分化的现实挑战。SCO members should jointly resist external interference, firmly support each other, accommodate each other's concerns, and peacefully resolve internal differences, he said.他表示，上海合作组织成员应该携手抵制外部干涉，坚定相互支持，照顾彼此关切，以和为贵处理内部分歧。Xi underlined the importance of peaceful solutions in resolving internal differences, and pooling strength to address difficulties in cooperation, so that the destiny of SCO member nations and regional peace and development can be firmly grasped in their own hands.习近平强调和平解决内部分歧的重要性，聚同化异破解合作难题，把本国前途命运、地区和平发展牢牢掌握在自己手中。The SCO has been able to withstand the tests of changing international dynamics thanks to its steadfast commitment to the traditions of unity and cooperation, the path of equal and mutually beneficial collaboration, the pursuit of fairness and justice, and a broadminded embrace of inclusiveness and mutual learning, he pointed out.他指出，上海合作组织之所以能够经受住国际形势风云变幻的考验，根源在于我们始终坚持团结协作的优良传统、平等互惠的合作之道、公平正义的价值追求、包容互鉴的广博胸怀。Xi reiterated the importance of the SCO remaining true to its original aspiration, upholding the "Shanghai Spirit", enhancing mutual support, and building the organization into a reliable backbone for the common prosperity and revitalization of its member states.习近平重申，上海合作组织坚守初心，继续高举“上海精神”旗帜，守望相助，将本组织打造成为成员国实现共同繁荣振兴的可靠依托。Addressing the summit, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev noted that the SCO has become an effective mechanism of friendship, good-neighborliness, equality and mutual support, based on the "Shanghai Spirit".哈萨克斯坦总统托卡耶夫在会议上发言指出，上海合作组织已成为基于“上海精神”的睦邻友好、平等互利的有效机制。"The SCO has established itself as a unique platform, where the interests and arguments of the member states are equally taken into account," he said.他说：“上海合作组织已经成为一个独特的平台，在这里，成员国的利益和主张都得到了平等的考虑。”He highlighted the strengthening of mutual trust and cooperation in security as the priority for the organization, saying that the SCO has unique capacities to ensure security in the Eurasian region.他强调，加强安全互信与合作是该组织的优先事项，并表示上海合作组织具有确保欧亚地区安全的独特能力。Tokayev also identified strengthening transportation network through the creation of efficient corridors and reliable transportation chains as the next direction for cooperation, saying "we place great emphasis on the further development" of the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative.托卡耶夫还指出，通过建立高效的走廊和可靠的运输链来加强运输网络是下一步的合作方向，他表示，“我们非常重视进一步发展”中国提出的“一带一路”倡议。The leaders of the member states also adopted the Astana Declaration and an initiative calling for solidarity among countries to promote world justice, harmony and development.成员国领导人还通过了《阿斯塔纳宣言》和一项倡议，呼吁各国团结一致，促进世界正义、和谐与发展。rotating presidency轮值主席国Astana Declaration阿斯塔纳宣言

Xi Jinping menghadiri upacara penyambutan yang diadakan Presiden Kazakhstan, Tokayev. Setibanya di Istana, Xi Jinping disambut langsung oleh atraksi Udara pesawat tempur Kazakhstan.

 - Bắt đầu từ hôm nay - 3/7, Hội nghị thượng đỉnh Tổ chức Hợp tác Thượng Hải bắt đầu diễn ra trong 2 ngày tại thủ đô Astana của Kazakhstan. Tổng thống nước chủ nhà Tokayev kỳ vọng, hội nghị sẽ thông qua những quyết định quan trọng mang tính chiến lược, là điểm nhấn trong nhiệm kỳ Chủ tịch của nước này. Chủ đề : Thượng Hải, an ninh --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vov1sukien/support

Procesul de retragere a contingentului rusesc pentru menținerea păcii de pe teritoriul Azerbaidjanului s-a încheiat în data de 12 iunie 2024, se arată într-un comunicat al Ministerului azer al apărării citat de agenția oficială de presă news.az. Tot personalul militar, armele și echipamentele armatei ruse staționate în Azerbaidjan după al doilea război din Nagorno Karabah din 2020 au fost retrase. Procesul de retragere a fost coordonat de ministerele apărării din Azerbaidjan și Rusia în baza acordului semnat în data de 10 noiembrie 2020 de Armenia, Azerbaidjan și Rusia, subliniază sursa citată.”Pe durata misiunii sale contingentul rusesc de menținere a păcii și-a îndeplinit sarcinile și responsabilitățile pentru menținerea păcii în regiunea economică Karabah. Pentru a contracara provocările forțelor armate armene și pentru stabilirea ordinii au fost luate măsuri de combatere a terorismului începând din septembrie 2023. Ca urmare a acestor măsuri activitățile regimului separatist au încetat iar forțele armate armene au părăsit regiunea. Luând considerare situația de fapt, autoritățile din Azerbaidjan și Rusia au luat de comun acord decizia de retragere a contingentului rusesc de menținere a păcii înainte de termen”, a declarat în luna mai a.c. generalul Karim Valiyev, șeful Statului major al armatei Azerbaidjanului. Armenia: Dialog strategic cu Statele UniteStatele Unite pot contribui în mod decisiv la stabilirea unei păci stabile și demne în întreaga regiune a Caucazului de Sud, a declarat ministrul armean de externe Ararat Mirzoyan, în cadrul celei de a doua sesiuni a dialogului strategic Armenia – Statele Unite care a avut loc marți la Erevan, transmite postul Europa Liberă, secțiunea în limba armeană.Mirzoyan a reafirmat angajamentul Armeniei în procesul de normalizare a relațiilor cu Azerbaidjan și demarcarea frontierelor pe baza Declarației de la Alma-Ata din 1991.”Armenia are tot interesul de a debloca toate căile de comunicare regionale, pe baza respectului reciproc al suveranității, al egalității și reciprocității. Odată cu instaurarea păcii putem fructifica numeroasele oportunități economice din zona Asiei și în acest sens guvernul nostru are în vedere o serie de măsuri specifice, de la diversificarea economiei naționale și a sectorului energetic, până la cooperarea regională în domeniul apărării... Dorim să reconstruim democrația în Armenia și suntem convinși că Statele Unite ne vor susține”,  a declarat în discursul său șeful diplomației armene.La rândul său secretarul de stat adjunct american pentru afaceri europene și eurasiatice, James O'Brien, a subliniat că Washington susține eforturile pentru stabilirea unei păci durabile în regiune.”Lucrăm împreună pentru diversificarea oportunităților economice din Asia Centrală  până la Marea Mediterană, iar dacă va exista o pace durabilă între Armenia și Azerbaidjan, aceste oportunități vor fi din ce în ce mai numeroase. Ne bucurăm să susținem eforturile care se fac în acest sens”, a spus oficialul american. Kia va deschide anul viitor o fabrică în KazahstanInvestițiile directe ale Coreei de Sud în Kazahstan au atins nivelul de 10 miliarde de dolari, iar schimburile comerciale bilaterale se ridică anual la cca 6 miliarde de dolari, Coreea de Sud fiind unul din primii cinci parteneri comerciali ai țării noastre, a declarat președintele Kazahstanului, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, la Forumul de afaceri bilaterale care a avut loc recent la Astana, în prezența președintelui Coreei de Sud, Yoon Suk Yeol, transmite agenția de presă Kazinform.”Astăzi 700 de companii sud coreene au activități în Kazahstan, inclusiv mari corporații precum Hyundai, KIA, Samsung, LG, sau Doosan. Kazahstan dorește să-și consolideze poziția de principal partener comercial și economic al Coreei de Sud în Asia Centrală”, a mai spus președintele Tokayev.El a subliniat cooperarea bilaterală în domeniul industriei auto: ”Hyundai deține deja o unitate de asamblare a autoturismelor în țara noastră iar anul viitor sperăm să inaugurăm o uzină integrală Kia, în baza unei investiții de 200 de milioane de dolari. Va fi prima investiție a Kia în afara teritoriului Coreei de Sud”, a adăugat președintele kazah. Europa Plus este un proiect RFI România realizat în parteneriat cu Agenția Universitară a Francofoniei 

Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Kazakh counterpart, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, have sent congratulatory messages to the launch of the Kazakhstan tourism year in China in 2024.

China and Kazakhstan agreed on Wednesday to build up cooperation on economy, trade, production capacity, investment and emerging sectors such as renewable energy, as part of broader steps to strengthen pragmatic cooperation.President Xi Jinping and visiting Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev reached the consensus during their talks in Xi'an, Shaanxi province, on Wednesday.The two leaders signed a joint statement in which the two nations agreed to promote cooperation on transportation to stabilize industry and supply chains, including steps to explore building a third cross-border railway line and constructing new railway border ports.Both sides underscored the significance of safeguarding political security and opposing foreign interference in the domestic affairs of the two nations, and they agreed to enhance cooperation on preventing "color revolutions".Tokayev arrived in Xi'an on Wednesday for a state visit and to attend the China-Central Asia Summit on Thursday and Friday. Wednesday also was the 70th birthday of Tokayev, the first Central Asian leader to arrive in Xi'an for the summit.During their talks, Xi wished the Kazakh president a happy birthday, saying that his state visit to China on this special occasion spoke volumes for the high level of bilateral relations and again proved the Kazakh president's strong bond with China.He noted that the two nations, as trustworthy friends, brothers and partners to each other, are at a critical stage of development and rejuvenation.Xi underlined the need for the two sides to carry forward their traditional friendship, offer each other steadfast support, closely align development strategies, advance win-win cooperation and build a community with a shared future defined by lasting friendship, a high degree of mutual trust and sharing weal and woe.He pledged Beijing's firm support to the Kazakh side in upholding national independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity and following a path of development that suits its own national conditions.The two nations should strengthen interconnectivity and expand cooperation on e-commerce, innovation, big data and other emerging sectors, Xi said.He urged quicker steps from both sides to establish cultural centers in each other's country and to use the introduction of a visa-free regime to promote people-to-people exchanges.Xi also said he welcomes Kazakhstan hosting events in China over the next year to encourage Chinese tourists to visit the Central Asian country, adding that he believes the establishment of the country's consulate-general in Xi'an will help promote bilateral cooperation at local levels.He called for stronger bilateral cooperation and exchanges among media outlets to better tell the stories of friendship between the two countries.He explained that the China-Central Asia Summit will be a milestone and usher in a new era of cooperation between China and the five Central Asian countries.Xi expressed readiness to work together with the five countries to make the China-Central Asia mechanism a key platform for in-depth cooperation among the six countries.Tokayev said that China holds a position of particular importance in his country's foreign policy, and the bilateral relations are built upon a profound friendship and solid mutual trust.Kazakhstan is willing to work with China to strengthen their permanent comprehensive strategic partnership and expand cooperation on trade, tourism, people-to-people exchanges and at local levels, he said.Tokayev expressed delight over the two countries' agreement to establish a visa-free regime, which he said will promote bilateral exchanges.The joint building of the Belt and Road is a great initiative, and Kazakhstan will continue to actively take part in it, said Tokayev, who also spoke highly of the significance of the Global Development Initiative, the Global Security Initiative and the Global Civilization Initiative proposed by the Chinese president.Kazakhstan is willing to work with China to make full use of the China-Central Asia mechanism to jointly promote regional security, stability and growth, he said.

*) Russia hails China's willingness to resolve Ukraine conflict Russia's President Vladimir Putin has welcomed China's willingness to play a "constructive role" in ending the conflict in Ukraine, saying Sino-Russian relations were "at the highest point" in history. His Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping heads to Russia hoping to deliver a breakthrough on Ukraine as Beijing seeks to position itself as a peacemaker. The quality of ties between Moscow and Beijing is "higher than the political and military unions of the Cold War era", Putin said in an article written for a Chinese newspaper and published by the Kremlin on the eve of Xi's visit. *) Biden in call with Netanyahu expresses 'concern' over judicial reform plan US President Joe Biden has spoken with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to express "concern” over his government's planned overhaul of the country's judicial system which has sparked widespread protests across Israel. The White House said on Sunday Biden reiterated US concerns about the measure to roll back the judiciary's insulation from the country's political system, in a call a senior administration official described as “candid and constructive.” There was no immediate indication that Netanyahu was shying away from the action after rejecting a compromise offered by the country's figurehead president last week. *) North Korea's Kim supervises drills 'simulating a nuclear counterattack' North Korean leader Kim Jong-un led two days of military drills "simulating a nuclear counterattack", including the firing of a ballistic missile carrying a mock nuclear warhead, state news agency KCNA has reported. Kim expressed "satisfaction" over the weekend drills, which were held to "let relevant units get familiar with the procedures and processes for implementing their tactical nuclear attack missions", the report said on Monday. The drills were the fourth show of force from Pyongyang in a week and came as South Korea and the United States stage their own military manoeuvres - 11 days of joint drills known as Freedom Shield, their largest in five years. *) Governing party in Kazakhstan sweeps parliamentary election: exit polls Kazakhstan voted in a snap parliamentary election widely expected to cement President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's position and complete a reshuffle of the ruling elite that began after he fully assumed leadership last year. Exits polls showed the ruling Amanat party winning 53-54 percent of the vote, enough to retain a comfortable majority. Voter turnout stood at 54.2 percent, the Central Election Commission said. A stronger mandate will help Tokayev navigate through regional turmoil caused by Russia-Ukraine conflict and the subsequent damage to trade, investment and supply chains throughout the former Soviet Union. *) 'Jurassic Park' actor Sam Neill diagnosed with stage-three blood cancer Actor Sam Neill has revealed he is being treated for stage-three blood cancer, writing in a memoir that he was "possibly dying" from the illness diagnosed a year ago. The New Zealander, who burst to fame after starring as Dr Alan Grant in the 1993 blockbuster "Jurassic Park", said he began treatment last March. Neill, 75, makes the revelation in his book "Did I Ever Tell You This?", which is being released next week.

When Dr. Azamat Junisbai grew up in Qazaqstan, he looked down on those who spoke Russian with an accent. Although he was an ethnic Qazaq born in Qazaqstan, he had absorbed the colonial mindset that Russian language and culture were superior to the Qazaq language and culture. With Russia's attack on Ukraine, many in Qazaqstan are coming to a reckoning with Russian imperialism and its legacy in Eurasia. As a Qazaq sociologist, Dr. Junisbai shares his unique insights into this ideology and the hold it still has on many Russians.00:00 Introducing Dr. Azamat Junisbai00:24 Russia's image of its empire02:16 Growing up in the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic04:22 The end of the Soviet Union07:55 The diminished status of the Qazaq language09:30 "How broken and colonized was my mind and language?"11:00 The Asharshylyk (genocide by hunger)12:50 Why the Qazaq Genocide is not more widely acknowledged16:50 Russia as the colonial master17:50 The endurance of the Empire/Soviet Union in the minds of Russians19:20 How Russia's attack on Ukraine has accelerated decolonization23:50 Why Russian imperialists see a weakened Russia as "the end of Russia"26:50 This is Russia's war, not just Putin's war29:00 The Leader and the People in Russian Imperialism32:30 The loss of the Empire34:12 How the Empire is taught and how it may be unlearned37:00 The coming reckoning with Russia's imperialism and colonial history38:30 How the colonial people are dehumanized40:15 Human life has little value in Russian imperialism42:30 It is the natural state of an empire to be at war43:00 "Borders must be drawn with blood"45:00 Controlling land is seen as the greatest value46:25 How Putin uses "the Empire" to stay in power47:34 The contest between the TV and the refrigerator48:12 Trapped behind the Iron Curtain and within the grasp of the Kremlin50:24 Russian defeat could mean another Berlin Wall coming down51:00 Growing post-colonial solidarity between Ukraine and Qazaqstan52:10 The future of Qazaqstan

2022 is arguably the most eventful year in the history of Kazakhstan since it gained its independence. The tragic turmoil of early January 2022 led to extensive changes in the Kazakh government and society. President Tokayev proposed a series of reforms aimed at building what he has termed as ‘New Kazakhstan' or ‘Just and Fair Kazakhstan'. This included amendments to the country's laws, including the Constitution, as approved by the nationwide referendum of June 5th. Additionally, in his address at the opening of the Parliament session on September 1st, Tokayev proposed limiting the presidential mandate to a single term of seven years without the right of re-election, a practice in use for popularly elected heads of state in a handful of states in Asia and Latin America, but so far unknown in Central Asia. The relevant amendment to the Constitution was later approved by the parliament. To finalise the re-boot of the country's political system under an updated constitution and political realities on the ground, Tokayev announced early presidential elections scheduled for November 20th and parliamentary elections to be held in the first half of 2023. The country's economy has largely withstood the effects of the January turmoil and the regional geopolitical tensions. The government has kept its adherence to a free market and a favourable investment climate. Internationally, Kazakhstan's neighbourhood has been rocked by Russia's war on Ukraine and the exchange of sanctions between Russia and other G20 nations. Join this EURACTIV Hybrid Conference to discuss the preliminary outcomes of the country's presidential elections following a turbulent year, and how the elections will shape Astana's relations with the EU and the international community.

This week we take a look at a former Security Services Cheif of Kazakhstan on trial for treason, Russian pressure on Astana to lower the price of grain, Kyrgyzstan cracking down on the free press, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan approving a huge water deal, China stepping up its military coordination with Tajikistan, accusations of the Tajiks getting involved in Ukraine war, and Turkmenistan demand Turkmens return home for the census, whilst also trapping other at home. But first, we turn to the big story in the region this week The Presidential Elections in Kazakhstan and the reelection of Tokayev. Joining us this week: - Aigerim Toleukhanova (Eurasianet) Follow the show on @SLofCentralAsia Follow Oxus on @OxusSociety Follow Michael on @MikeHilliardAus For more info please visit - www.oxusosciety.org

- Ngày 20/11, tại Kazakhstan đã diễn ra cuộc bầu cử Tổng thống trước hạn. Theo các kết quả thăm dò ngoài vòng bỏ phiếu, Tổng thống đương nhiệm Kassym Tokayev đang chiến thắng, với tỷ lệ phiếu bầu hơn 80%. Tác giả : Anh Tú/VOV LB Nga Chủ đề : Tổng thống đương nhiệm, Tokayev đang chiến thắng, trong cuộc bầu cử trước hạn, Kazakhstan --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vov1tintuc/support

2022'nin başındaki yaygın protestolardan sonra ülkede istikrarı sağlayan Kazakistan Cumhurbaşkanı Kasım Cömert Tokayev, anayasa değişikliklerini uygulamak üzere gittiği erken seçimden zaferle çıktı. Astana'daki Anadolu Ajansı Muhabiri Meiramgul Kussainova ile seçimleri konuştuk.

*) G7 leaders vow to hold Putin accountable for Ukraine missile strikes World powers have said that they would hold Russian leader Vladimir Putin responsible for recent widespread aerial strikes on Ukrainian cities including Kiev. The G7 condemned the attacks in the strongest possible terms, saing indiscriminate attacks on innocent civilian populations constitute a war crime. The G7 leaders also criticised Russia's "irresponsible nuclear rhetoric". *) Turkish president heads to Kazakhstan for talks, regional summit Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has departed for the Kazakh capital Astana to meet with his counterpart Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and to participate in a regional summit. Erdogan and Tokayev will hold one-on-one talks and attend inter-delegation meetings to discuss bilateral relations and international issues after an official welcoming ceremony. Erdogan is expected to meet participating leaders, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, on the sideline of the summit *) Biden warns of 'consequences' for Saudi Arabia over OPEC+ oil cuts US President Joe Biden has promised what he called “consequences” for Saudi Arabia after a Riyadh-led coalition of oil-producing nations sided with Russia to cut output in a bid to boost prices. The 13-nation OPEC cartel and its 10 allies angered the White House last week with its decision to cut production by two million barrels a day, raising fears that oil prices could soar. Saudi Arabia's foreign minister said on Tuesday that the OPEC+ decision was purely economic and was taken unanimously. *) Gambia police probe links child deaths to India-made syrups Gambian police say the deaths of 69 children from acute kidney injury are linked to four cough syrups made in India and imported into the West African country. World Health Organization investigators had already found "unacceptable" levels of diethylene glycol and ethylene glycol, which can be toxic, in four products made by New Delhi-based Maiden Pharmaceuticals Limited. India on Wednesday halted production of these syrups at the factory. *) Disney pushes back several Marvel movie release dates Walt Disney has announced that it will be pushing back the release dates for numerous upcoming Marvel films including, "Blade," "Fantastic Four" and "Avengers: Secret Wars." Following "Blade" director Bassam Tariq's departure from the project in September, Marvel has decided to temporarily shut down production of the film to search for a new director. Delay of Blade's premiere has impacted the rest of the studios' production scheduling.

Temur Umarov, Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, discusses Kazakhstan, its relations with Russia, and the war in Ukraine - why has Tokayev refused to support Russia's full-scale invasion? How has Russia's mobilization impacted Kazakhstan? How has the war impacted other Central Asian states?  'What Kazakhstan is doing right now [not supporting the war] is pretty risky. We have already seen that Russia is not happy with that... but Kazakhstan understands that it doesn't really have other options... because staying so closely connected to Russia means that together with Russia you would go to this isolation... it's a one-way ticket... so for Kazakhstan it's even more risky to continue being Russia's close ally'  'Tokayev is very popular in the society right now... after his tough and clear stance on the war in Ukraine... Inside Kazakhstan this [war] leads to even more will to drift away from Russia'  Temur Umarov: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace  Follow Temur on twitter: @TUmarov For episode updates follow on twitter: @jessicagenauer  

英语新闻∣习近平会见哈萨克斯坦总统托卡耶夫President Xi Jinping spoke highly on Wednesday of China-Kazakhstanfriendship and cooperation as he met with Kazakh President Kassym-JomartTokayev in the neighboring country's ca pital, Nur-Sultan, saying China iswilling to work with Kazakhstan to ensure that they are strong supporters ofeach other's development and rejuvenation.9月14日，国家主席习近平在哈萨克斯坦首都努尔苏丹会见了哈萨克斯坦总统托卡耶夫，他高度评价中哈友谊与合作，表示中国愿与哈萨克斯坦共同努力，使两国成为彼此发展和复兴的坚定支持者。As this year marks the 30th anniversary of establishing diplomaticrelations between China and Kazakhstan, Xi, who was making a state visit to theCentral Asian nation, said the two countries have witnessed fruitful results inbilateral ties over the past years and taken the lead on a series of issues,from solving border issues to conducting international production capacitycooperation.今年是中哈建交30年，国家主席习近平开始对哈萨克斯坦共和国进行国事访问。习近平表示，过去一年，中哈两国在双边关系上取得了丰硕的成果，并进行国际生产能力合作。China highly values developing its relations with Kazakhstan and firmlysupports the reform measures it has taken to safeguard national stability anddevelopment, Xi said, adding that China will always be a friend and partnerthat Kazakhstan can trust and rely on. 中方高度重视发展中哈关系，坚定支持哈方为维护国家稳定和发展所采取的改革举措。中国永远是塔吉克斯坦可以信赖和倚重的邻居、朋友和伙伴。Noting that China-Kazakhstan cooperation enjoys a solid foundation, hugepotential and broad prospects, the Chinese president urged that both sides makegood use of existing mechanisms to deepen strategic alignment and leverage theircomplementary advantages to take bilateral cooperation to a higher level and alarger scale. 中哈合作基础牢固、潜力巨大、前景广阔。双方要用好现有机制，深化战略对接，发挥互补优势，推动两国合作向更高水平、更大规模迈进。He also called on the two countries to promote high-quality Belt and Roaddevelopment, expand cooperation in such areas as trade, the economy andinterconnectivity, and explore cooperation in new fields including big data,digital finance and green energy. 习近平指出，双方要推动“一带一路”高质量建设，拓展经贸、互联互通等领域合作，探索大数据、数字金融、绿色能源等新领域合作。China stands ready to maintain close communication with Kazakhstan to appropriatelydeal with various kinds of new problems and challenges and oppose externalinterference in Central Asian countries' affairs, and jointly maintain regionalpeace and stability, Xi said. 中方愿同哈方保持密切沟通，妥善应对各种新问题新挑战，反对外部势力干涉中亚国家事务，共同维护地区和平稳定。Tokayev said that Xi's visit, the Chinese president's first foreign tripsince the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, fully demonstrated the twocountries' high-level mutual trust and will surely become a new milestone inthe history of Kazakhstan-China relations. 托卡耶夫表示，此次访问是新冠肺炎疫情爆发以来中国国家主席首次出访，充分体现了中哈两国的高水平互信，此处出访必将成为中哈关系史上的里程碑。As next year marks the 10th anniversary of Xi's proposing the Belt and RoadInitiative in Kazakhstan, Tokayev said his country will continue to support andparticipate in the joint building of the Belt and Road. 2023年是习近平在哈萨克斯坦提出“一带一路”倡议10周年。托卡耶夫表示，哈萨克斯坦将继续支持和参与共建“一带一路”。"China has always been one of the most important strategic partners ofKazakhstan in every field of bilateral cooperation," he said.中国一直是哈萨克斯坦在各领域合作中最重要的战略伙伴之一。China is Kazakhstan's fifth-largest source of foreign investment, and amidthe ravaging COVID-19 pandemic,bilateral trade continues to grow at a rapid rate, he added.中国是哈萨克斯坦第五大外资来源国，在新冠肺炎疫情肆虐的背景下，两国贸易继续保持快速增长。Bulat Sultanov, director of the Research Institute of International andRegional Cooperation at Kazakh-German University, said China-Kazakhstanstrategic cooperation is "of particular importance in the currentsituation".哈萨克斯坦-德国大学国际与区域合作研究所所长表示，中哈战略合作“在当前形势下特别重要”。Amid the current geopolitical changes in the world, China-Kazakhstanteamwork could focus on attracting more Chinese investment to Kazakhstan andboosting the synergy of the development visions pursued by the two countries,he added.在当前世界地缘政治风云变幻的背景下，中哈合作的重点是吸引更多中国企业到哈投资，推动两国发展愿景对接。The scholar highlighted promising areas for the two nations to work on,such as establishing a "digital Silk Road" based on digitaltechnologies and boosting exports of Kazakhstan's agricultural products toChina.这位学者强调了两国有前景的合作领域，比如建立基于数字技术的“数字丝绸之路”，以及促进哈萨克斯坦对中国的农产品出口。After concluding his whirlwind trip to Nur-Sultan, Xi arrived in Samarkand,Uzbekistan, on Wednesday evening, the second stop of his three-day visit toCentral Asia.9月14日晚，离开哈萨克斯坦首都努尔苏丹后，习近平到达乌兹别克斯坦共和国撒马尔罕，开启为期三天的中亚之行的第二站。When Xi arrived in Nur-Sultan on Wednesday afternoon, he was warmlywelcomed by Tokayev and a group of senior officials. Tokayev also later saw Xioff at the airport.9月14日下午，国家主席习近平乘专机抵达撒马尔罕后，乌兹别克斯坦总统米尔济约耶夫、政府总理阿里波夫、外长诺罗夫、撒马尔罕州州长图尔济莫夫等高级官员在机场热情迎接。Officials and experts said Xi's visit will further deepen the two nations'political mutual trust, broaden the scope of their all-around collaboration andusher in another "golden 30 years" for bilateral ties.专家表示，习近平主席的访问必将进一步深化双方政治互信，拓展两国全方位合作，开启中哈关系发展又一个黄金三十年。 In February, Tokayev traveled toBeijing to attend the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympic Winter Games andmet with Xi.今年2月，托卡耶夫前往北京出席北京冬奥会开幕式，并与习近平主席会面。 "The strategic navigationoffered by the two heads of states maps out blueprints and charts a course for thetwo sides in rolling out cooperation in various fields," ChineseAmbassador to Kazakhstan Zhang Xiao said in an article published in People'sDaily on Wednesday.9月14日，中国驻哈萨克斯坦大使张霄在《人民日报》的一篇文章中表示：“两国元首的战略引领，为双方深入开展各领域合作擘画蓝图、指明方向。” The booming pragmatic cooperation between the twocountries could be illustrated by their bilateral trade in the first sevenmonths of the year, which reached $17.7 billion, up 18.9 percent year-on-year. 中哈务实合作持续健康发展，今年1—7月，中哈贸易额达176.7亿美元，同比增长18.9%。With regard to production capacity, the two countries have identified 52cooperative projects totaling $21.2 billion, covering sectors including mining,energy, industry, commerce, transportation and shipping.两国深入开展产能合作，已确定52个项目，总金额逾212亿美元，涉及矿产、能源、工业、商贸、交通运输等领域。"China's branded electronic devices, cellphones and automobiles arewidely acclaimed in Kazakhstan, and Kazakhstan's high-quality, greenagricultural products have won recognition from Chinese consumers. Economic complementarityand interdependence between the two countries are constantly rising," saidZhang, the ambassador.“中国品牌电器、手机、汽车等在哈萨克斯坦广受欢迎，哈萨克斯坦优质绿色农产品得到中国消费者认可，两国经济互补性和相互依存度进一步提升。”张霄大使表示。Yerlan Madiyev, a China expert at the World Economy and Politics Institute,a Kazakh think tank, said that China has long supported the construction andsocioeconomic development of Central Asian countries, and has gained trust fromcountries in the region.哈首任总统基金会世界经济和政治研究所的国际问题专家叶尔兰·马季耶夫表示，中国长期以来一直支持中亚国家的建设和社会经济发展，赢得了中亚国家的信任。alignment英[əˈlaɪnmənt] 美[əˈlaɪnmənt]n.调准，校正; 结盟，联合Ravage英[ˈrævɪdʒ] 美[ˈrævɪdʒ]vt.&vi. 毁坏; 劫掠blueprint英[ˈbluːprɪnt] 美[ˈbluːprɪnt]n.蓝图，设想pragmatic英[præɡˈmætɪk] 美[præɡˈmætɪk]adj. 实际的; 实用主义的recognition英[ˌrekəɡˈnɪʃn] 美[ˌrekəɡˈnɪʃn]n.认识，识别

3 MEDIA CONFIRMATIONS : Kazakhstan suspends arms exports for a year , President Tokayev Meets Vladimir Putin in Sochi, Kazakhstan Approves Military Intelligence Protocol with Türkiye August 2022 - as predicted by Clairvoyant House “Dimitrinka Staikova and daughters Stoyanka and Ivelina Staikova “ Part of the New Book : Midterm elections 2022 , US Elections 2024, Trump VS Biden, Russia VS Ukraine , Alina Kabaeva , KAZAKHSTAN and TURKEY - details on gas deals and the energy crisis in Europe - Clairvoyant/Psychic predictions PUBLISHED : May 20 , 2022 By Clairvoyants : Dimitrinka Staikova, Stoyanka Staikova, Ivelina Staikova Order your Ebook today, Pay with Western Union Online – 50 GBP and You will receive the Ebook as PDF in the next 24 hours with Email delivery : ​​​To Order Your Ebook with Western Union Online – 1. Login in https://www.westernunion.com/ 2. Click on the button “SEND MONEY “;3. Select Your receiver's country : Bulgaria ; 3. Send the exact price of the Ebook – 50 GBP or 120 BGN (the price of our Ebook) ;• How does the receiver want the money : Click on “CASH “ button;• Then You must make a registration to the website Western Union ; ● Receiver Name : First Name – Stoyanka , Second Name – Staykova•Purpose of transaction : “Goods and Services payment “ ●Country – Bulgaria ●City – Varna 4. You will receive by Western Union a confirmation email with the Tracking Number (MTCN); After You make the payment via Western Union, send us an email to dimitrinka.staikova@hotmail.com with the information : ​1. The Name of the Ebook You have ordered SENDER NAME (First and Last name) and MTCN (Money Transfer Control Number – WESTERN Union's payment tracking system). After We receive Your payment details (SENDER NAME and MTCN) and the name of the Ordered Ebook – We will send You an email with the Ebook. ​NEW : To each ebook You order from our Ebook store : http://clairvoyantdimitrinkastaikova.weebly.com/ You will receive free answers to three questions from us - You must send us a photo of the person with whom the issue is related, or You may send three photos of three different persons You want to ask questions about. Each question will receive an answer by different clairvoyant : Dimitrinka Staikova, Stoyanka Staikova and Ivelina Staikova. This option includes only answers of three free questions , no additional questions included. TABLE OF CONTENTS : https://clairvoyantdimitrinkastaikova.weebly.com/hottestnewspredictions/new-book-midterm-elections-2022-us-elections-2024-trump-vs-biden-russia-vs-ukraine-alina-kabaeva-kazakhstan-and-turkey-details-on-gas-deals-and-the-energy-crisis-in-europe-clairvoyantpsychic-predictions ….. ONLY A SMALL PART OF CLAIRVOYANT/PSYCHIC PREDICTIONS ABOUT : In Addition : Clairvoyant reading to Kassym - Jomart Tokayev ( President of Kazakhstan ) and his meeting with Recep Erdogan - by Clairvoyant House " Dimitrinka Staikova and daughters Stoyanka and Ivelina Staikova " - from Europe , Bulgaria , Varna - May 12 , 2022 Visit our E-book Store , Blogs and Websites: http://clairvoyantDimitrinkaStaikova.weebly.com …President Tokayev is motivated only by thinking about money coming by business with energy. I see him to travel to Russia and he is making agreements with them. He coordinates totally the actions and the business of Kazakhstan with Russia,(MEDIA CONFIRMATION 1) but I see his disputes with Recep Erdogan - mainly about money. Kazakhstan is also prepared for war - I see preparation of tanks, rockets and soldiers in war footing - a lot of money are provided, they are afraid very much by Russia and Vladimir Putin.(MEDIA CONFIRMATION 3) I see negotiations about joint military actions of Kazakhstan and Turkey in a moment of danger. (MEDIA CONFIRMATION 2) The gas will be…. Click here to read more - https://hottestnewspredictions.blogspot.com/2022/08/3-media-confirmations-kazakhstan.html

- Tại thành phố Sochi-Nga vừa diễn ra cuộc hội đàm của Tổng thống Nga V.Putin và Tổng thống Kazakhstan K.Tokayev. Hai nhà lãnh đạo thảo luận các vấn đề tiếp tục phát triển quan hệ đối tác chiến lược và hợp tác Nga-Kazakhstan". Tác giả : Anh Tú/VOV Moscow Chủ đề : quan hệ, nga, kazakhstan, đối tác --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vov1tintuc/support

In January 2022, Kazakhstan faced the biggest protests the country has ever seen, resulting in mass casualties and spurring efforts for democratic reform. In this episode, we discuss the past civic conflicts in Kazakhstan and why the protests in 2022 became violent. How did President Tokayev and his government respond to these protests? How likely … Continue reading Democracy in Kazakhstan

This week we take a look at president Tokayev visiting Iran and Turkmenistan, tensions flaring between Nur-Sultan and Moscow, protests in Kyrgyzstan, the Uzbek president seeking constitutional amendments to allow him to seek a third term, US sanctions coming to the region, ongoing chaos in Gorno-Badakhshan, Turkmenistan reopening to Russia, and Putin's first international visits since the start of the war in Ukraine calling a 6th Caspian nations summit. Joining us this week: - Temur Umarov (Carnegie Endowment) Follow the show on @SLonCentralAsia For more info please visit - www.oxussociety.org

News concerning the war in Ukraine. In this episode, we focus on Kazakhstan's president Tokayev, snubbing Putin and explain what's with Lithuania and Kaliningrad.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/theeasternborder. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On June 5, Kazakhstan held a referendum on amendments to its Constitution that were proposed by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. If you ask the Kazakhstani government, these amendments are a serious step on the path towards Kazakhstan's democratization. But many political scientists, activists, and Kazakhstani citizens believe that the referendum's main goal is to consolidate Tokayev's own power. Meduza explains what's happened in Kazakhstan since the protests that swept through the country in January, how Sunday's elections went, and how Kazakhstani citizens see the situation. Original Article: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2022/06/07/a-twisted-form-of-democracy

In early 2022, a small peaceful https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-ymKHqE5Zo (protest) over rising fuel prices began in the large Central Asian country of https://ocindex.net/country/kazakhstan (Kazakhstan). In under a week the protest had spread across the country and turned violent. President Tokayev ordered the national forces to "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgIJhcYMXr4 (shoot to kill, without warning)” - at the end of the day at least 180 people were killed and thousands were injured. How did the peaceful protest over fuel price rises escalate so quickly? And what does it have to do with organized crime? That is the question we are asking in this episode. Speaker: https://twitter.com/EricaMarat?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor (Dr Erica Marat), who is an associate professor at the College of International Security Affairs at the https://cisa.ndu.edu/About/Faculty-and-Staff/Article-View/Article/2168331/dr-erica-marat/ (National Defence University) in Washington, DC. Where she specialises in security and military institutions in Eurasia, social mobilisation, and organised crime. She is also a member of the https://globalinitiative.net/profile/erica-marat/ (GI Network of Experts). Presenter: https://twitter.com/thinink?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor (Thin Lei Win) Additional Links: https://ocindex.net/country/kazakhstan (Kazakhstan country profile) (https://ocindex.net/ (website)) The Global Organized Crime Index (https://globalinitiative.net/analysis/ocindex-2021/ (paper)) The Global Organized Crime Index https://globalinitiative.net/ (Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

In January this year, Kazakhstan experienced a series of large protests, sparked by the sudden increase of fuel prices, after the government had removed a previously enforced price cap.The protestors first came out into the streets in the petroleum-producing city of Zhanaozen in western Kazakhstan but then spread rapidly across the country, first to other oil and mineral producing regions and then to other districts of Kazakhstan.Protestors' demands and grievances varied widely. They included oil workers as well as liberal activists in Almaty, Kazakhstan's largest city. Young people throughout the country also joined in.An array of related challenges were brought forward: inflation, inequality of opportunity, corruption, injustice, lack of benefits, fuel prices, low wages, and lack of labour bargaining power. According to Kazakh officials, peaceful demonstrations were hijacked by violent criminals.Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev reacted by declaring a state of emergency and announced that the Collective Security Treaty Organization will step in to help the Kazakh forces to protect the strategic facilities. He also made radical changes to the country's national security leadership. Former President Nazarbaev stepped down from the position of the chair of the National Security Council.A few days after the protests swept across some city centres, the government declared that constitutional order had been mainly restored in all regions and promised ambitious economic reforms, aimed at reducing the state's deep involvement in the economy and bridging the gap between the wealthy minority and the majority of the population.Relisten to this EURACTIV Debate to find out about the recent unrest that shook Kazakhstan and the way forward in building back better. Will the recent internal strife prompt real change? How will president Tokayev move forward? How will the demands and needs of protesters be addressed?

While mainstream media is running a propaganda Blitz on Ukraine, where they seem to frame it as “Russian aggression” against Ukrainians, Ukraine was already invaded 8 years ago. The movie Ukraine on Fire goes through the armed coup, planned at the US Embassy with then Under Secretary Victoria Nuland, where they picked the leaders, and the army and launched the country into an eight-year-long civil-war with the eastern regions of Ukraine.Today, we interview Igor Lopatonok, the director of this amazing documentary. 0:54 - Igor introduces himself. 1:00 - Censorship of “Ukraine on Fire” 2:35: Old Soviet films into color 5:00 - Igor was banned in Ukraine.6:22 - The TV network was hit by grenade 9:43 - Victor Yushchenko and the Orange Revolution12:07 - Brief history of Ukraine 13:15 - How Ukraine United With Russia in 165415:25 - Stepan Bandera and his Mythology 17:24 - “Subhuman” and other horrific comments by the leadership.17:41 - Poroshenko Speech 18:06 - Ukraine suffering for 8 years19:20 - Taking down Lenin Statues19:54 - Ukraine becoming a client state 20:55 - Victoria Nyland and Geoffrey Pyatt 21:33 - Why did the US dislike Yanukovich? The trade Deals25:00 - Mechanics of a coup: “Civil Society”27:00 - How did the organizers of Maidan get people to come to protest?29:00 - So how do they choreograph a coup?30:00 - The west’s constructed reality about Ukraine 36:07 - Igor’s optimism about American People’s critical thinking skills is tempered by Esha’s pessimism. 37:00 - The Scientific truth about Maidan 38:00 - Victoria Nuland’s organizing Maidan40:00 - Temporary President during the coup41:00 - Obama Sanctioning Ukrainians for Sovereignty 45:00 - Script for a coup-change48:00 - US Senators in agitating Maidan49:00 - Ukrainians training other color revolutionaries 50:00 - Difference between what Yanukovich vs Tokayev’s actions that led to different outcomes. 52:00 - Sanctions …. the Wife of Medvedychek53:00 - Violence we haven’t heard about for 8 years (From the Ukrainian Government and their paramilitaries)55:00 - Sanctions working? 1:01:01 - India, China and Pakistan1:03:01 - Where to find all the documentary Ukraine on Fire The documentary is currently available on a number of platforms, including Apple TV Vimeo, Amazon and Rumble You can find Igor The documentary is currently available on a number of platforms, including Apple TV Vimeo, Amazon and Rumble You can find Igor Lopatonok on twitter. Get full access to Historic.ly at historicly.substack.com/subscribe

Kazakhstan Rusuh, Blok Barat dan Timur Berlomba Mencari Pengaruh Oleh. Yuliyati Sambas (Pegiat Literasi Komunitas Penulis Bela Islam AMK) Voice over talent: Sofia A NarasiPost.Com-Jika Januari sebagai awal tahun dilewati oleh sebagian besar kalangan dengan gegap gempita kegembiraan, tak demikian dengan Kazakhstan. Negara di Asia Tengah bekas pecahan Uni Soviet yang sebelumnya dikenal sebagai wilayah stabil itu mengawali tahun 2022 dengan guncangan dahsyat yang memorakporandakan negerinya. Guncangan dipicu demo warga yang menuntut penurunan harga gas cair LPG untuk bahan bakar kendaraan. CNN Indonesia (9/1/2022) melansir laporan dari Kementerian Kesehatan Kazakhstan yang menyatakan bahwa 164 orang tewas dalam aksi demo hingga Minggu, 9 Januari 2022. Meski Presiden Kassym-Jomart Tokayev menyatakan tuntutan pendemo telah diikuti dengan menurunkan harga LPG, namun kerusuhan telanjur menyebar hingga ke dua jantung kota negeri, Almaty dan Nur-Sultan. Mobil polisi dan gedung-gedung pemerintahan tampak terbakar. Suasana terasa kian mencekam. Hingga pemerintah setempat mengambil kebijakan berupa pengumuman kondisi darurat nasional dan jam malam. Perdana Menteri, Askar Mamin, dinyatakan lengser, diikuti bubarnya kabinet. Untuk meredakannya, sebanyak 2.500 pasukan dari tim keamanan gabungan yang dikomandoi Rusia (CSTO) pun diturunkan. Kazakhstan, Negeri Muslim di Bawah Bayang Kekuatan Blok Barat dan Timur Pasca meluasnya kerusuhan, Presiden Tokayev menyebut ada keterlibatan pihak teroris dan asing yang turut memanaskan situasi. Adapun Barat menuding Rusialah yang berkeinginan mengangkangi Kazakhstan. Sangat kentara dari ucapan Menlu AS, Antony Blinken. Ia berpendapat akan sulit bagi Kazakhstan untuk lepas dari pengaruh Rusia ketika mereka telah “mengundangnya”. Hal ini diucapkan ketika Tokayev meminta bantuan Rusia sebagai Ketua CSTO untuk memadamkan kerusuhan yang terjadi. Naskah selengkapnya: https://narasipost.com/2022/02/03/kazakhstan-rusuh-blok-barat-dan-timur-berlomba-mencari-pengaruh/ Terimakasih buat kalian yang sudah mendengarkan podcast ini, Follow us on: instagram: http://instagram.com/narasipost Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/narasi.post.9 Fanpage: Https://www.facebook.com/pg/narasipostmedia/posts/ Twitter: Http://twitter.com/narasipost

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From early January of this year Kazakhstan was rocked by a wave of protests.   They started in Zhanaozen over fuel price hikes but soon spread all over the country. The initial demands –economic reforms and regime change –were overshadowed by looting and violence. It's been reported that 225 people lost their lives in the bloodshed, although the real number might be higher.   This new episode of Trouble with the Truth explores what happened in Kazakhstan during the protests. We take a look at the vast property empire of the Nazaebayev's family and its links to the crisis.   Journalist Madina Alimkhanova talks about her experience reporting from the street in Almaty during the protests and the attacks she faced. Regional expert Erica Marat discusses the underlying causes of the unrest, the potential power struggle between the former and the current presidents and the dangers of inviting foreign troops to handle a domestic crisis. Journalist and activist Lukhpan Akhmedyarov, who was imprisoned during the protests, talks about the role of agent provocateurs and how the latest crisis in Kazakhstan might benefit president Putin. 

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Earlier this month, Russia led Collective Security Treaty Organisation(CSTO) deployed troops to quell widespread unrest in Kazakhstan. The swift CSTO operation achieved its objective and the deployed Russian, Belarusian, Tajikistani and Armenian peacekeepers are already withdrawing. With a fog of uncertainty and lack of information, many questions about the unrest and the political situation remain unanswered. Dr Shrey Khanna joins Aditya Pareek to discuss the unrest, the CSTO intervention and the political situation in Kazakhstan.Note: After this podcast was recorded, Nursultan Nazarbayev appeared in a new video urging everyone to support President Tokayev.Follow Shrey on Twitter: https://twitter.com/shreywaFollow Aditya on Twitter: https://twitter.com/cabinmarineCheck out Takshashila's courses: https://school.takshashila.org.in/You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the new and improved IVM Podcast App on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/iosYou can check out our website at https://www.ivmpodcasts.com

“Türkiye'nin de Kazakistan'dan alacağı bir ders var: Otoriter başkanlık sistemi demokrasiden uzak, yönetme kapasitesi olmayan ve ülkeleri ekonomik felaketlere sürükleyen bir çıkmaz” diye yazmıştı Londra Üniversitesi'nden Gül Berna Özcan 2019 yılında Kazakistan halkı, ülkenin zengin kaynaklarını dar çevresiyle çarçur etmekte olan Devlet Başkanı Nazarbayev'e “yeter” demek üzere ekonomik ve siyasi taleplerle sokağa çıktığında. O protestolar ertesinde “kurucu lider” Nazarbayev, ülkeyi perde arkasından yönetmeye devam etmek üzere koltuğunu Kasım Cömert Tokayev'e bırakmıştı. 2022'nin ilk günlerinde, Kazaklar bir kez daha benzer taleplerle sokağa çıktılar. Fakat isyanları saray içi büyük bir iktidar savaşının gölgesinde kaldı. Tokayev, Rusya'nın da desteğiyle Nazarbayev'in saltanatına son vermek istiyor. Başarabilecek mi? Ve olayların başından beri hiç ortalarda görünmeyen Nazarbayev nerede? Bu yayında, bu iki sorunun yanıtına odaklandım.

Iniziate come proteste contro l'aumento del prezzo degli idrocarburi, le proteste che hanno invaso le città Kazake la scorsa settimana sono state represse duramente dal regimeMa anche di:

Precious little is known about the immediate family of Kazakhstani President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev. But according to a recent investigation from RFE/RL's Russian Service and Current Time TV, Tokayev's ex-wife and son are both closely connected to Russia. Indeed, according to media reports, Tokayev's ex-wife is a Russian citizen. And both she and her son have been linked to pricey real estate in and around Moscow. More recently, their ownership of two apartments in the Russian capital appears to have been covered up in Russia's federal property database. Meduza summarizes the investigation's findings here. Original Article: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2022/01/14/meet-the-tokayevs

Dış politikanın nabzını tutan tek program, analizleriyle gündemi sarsmaya devam ediyor. Küresel bakış açısıyla dünyadaki gelişmeler masaya yatırılıyor, diplomasi analiz ediliyor. Süleyman Seyfi Öğün, Avni Özgürel ve Doç. Dr. Fahri Erenel'in konuk olduğu #AkılOdası​​'nda bu hafta: ◾#Kazakistan'da tam olarak ne oldu? ◾#Tokayev: "Rus Askerleri İki Gün İçinde Çekilecek" ◾Kazakistan'da artık #Rusya mı var? ◾Kazakistan'ın toprak bütünlüğü tehlideke mi? ◾Çin, Rusya ve ABD üçgeninde Kazakistan ◾Kazakistan küresel güç mücadelesinin neresinde? ◾#NATO-Rusya Konseyi "Moskova-Kiev krizi" için toplanacak. ◾ABD Akdeniz'deki enerji hattından neden vazgeçti? #siyaset​ #politika​​ #analiz​ #haber #gündem Nedret Ersanel ile #AkılOdası​ her Salı ve Perşembe 20.45'te #TVNET​'te.

In this week's podcast, join Liana Semchuk, our Lead Europe and Eurasia Analyst and Zsofia Wolford and Alex Lord, our Europe and Eurasia Analysts, to discuss the uprising's implications for the future of the Tokayev government and for the wider region. Last week's nationwide protests in response to a surge in liquified natural gas prices were marked by unprecedented violence and harsh repression, resulting in more than 160 deaths and almost 8,000 arrests. With the authorities initially struggling to control the situation, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev appealed to the Russian-led Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO) for help in quelling the protests.  Although the Tokayev regime has subsequently managed to re-establish order with CSTO's help, the underlying drivers of dissatisfaction remain and are likely to continue undermining government stability and driving policy and human rights risks moving forward. Moreover, the deployment of CSTO peacekeeping troops is likely to increase Kazakhstan's dependency on Russia in the year ahead. 

An online discussion hosted by the Central Asia Program at George Washington University and co-sponsored with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies, the Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs, and RFE/RL on January 10, 2022. The riots that erupted on January 5, 2021 in Almaty and then spread to Kazakhstan's other cities have taken the government by surprise, but signals of unrest were present since Nazarbayev left the presidency in 2019. The dismissal of the Cabinet, the removal of Nazarbayev from the Security Council presidency, the storm of the Parliament and the Almaty airport, as well as police violence will, without a doubt, mark a turning point in the history of Kazakhstan. At a more geopolitical level, the impact will be decisive too, as the CSTO has, for the first time in its history, sent peacekeeping troops at President Tokayev's request. Who are the protesters? What do they want? What are the genuine grassroots aspects and the instrumentalization of popular resentment by some elites for internal struggles? How can the regime survive such clashes? What will be the regional impact of the crisis in what was until then the most stable and prosperous country of Central Asia? SPEAKERS Merkhat Sharipzhanov, RFE/RL's Sr. Central Newsroom Correspondent, former Director of Kazakh Service; Temur Umarov, Research Consultant at Carnegie Moscow Center; Pauline Jones, Professor of Political Science and Director of the Digital Islamic Studies Curriculum at the University of Michigan (UM); Barbara Junisbai, Associate Professor of Organizational Studies, Pitzer College; Nargis Kassenova, Senior Fellow and Director of the Program on Central Asia at the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies (Harvard University); Moderator: Marlene Laruelle, Director and Research Professor, the Institute for European, Russian and Eurasian Studies (IERES), The George Washington University.

*) Kazakhstan: 'Attempted coup' defeated, CSTO troops to leave 'soon' Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has said his country has defeated what he called an “attempted coup d'etat” during historic violence last week. He blamed foreign militants for the violence and promised foreign troops deployed to stabilise his country will vacate "soon". In a video conference with leaders from several ex-Soviet countries, Tokayev said "armed militants" had used the backdrop of protests to try to seize power. Last week's protests were sparked by a fuel price hike. *) US shatters world record with 1.13 million new Covid cases The United States has reported at least 1.13 million new coronavirus infections, the highest daily total of any country in the world. The surge comes as the spread of the highly contagious Omicron variant showed no signs of slowing in the country. Meanwhile, flight cancellations, new lockdowns, and border restrictions in other parts of the world are becoming a norm again as the pandemic continues to spread. ​​​*) Russia, US agree to further talks on Ukraine with no major breakthrough Russia has told the United States that it had no plans to invade Ukraine, as the two sides agreed to more efforts to keep tensions from turning into a full-blown confrontation. After more than seven hours of negotiations in Geneva on Monday, the Russian and US negotiators both offered to keep talking, though there was no sign of a major breakthrough. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said he had assured his US counterpart, Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman, that those fears were unfounded. *) North Korea fires suspected ballistic missile amid stalled talks North Korea has fired what appeared to be a ballistic missile into its eastern sea, its second weapons launch in a week. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff on Tuesday said North Korea likely fired a single ballistic missile from an inland area to its eastern sea. He said that the South Korean and US militaries were analysing the launch. Japan's Prime Minister's Office and Defense Ministry also said the weapon was possibly a ballistic missile. And finally … *) Djokovic free in Australia but deportation threat still exists Tennis superstar Novak Djokovic trained at the Australian Open venue on Tuesday in search of a record 21st Grand Slam. But his dream hangs in the balance as the government pondered cancelling his visa, again. The world number one had scored a stunning courtroom victory the day before, overturning the Australian government's decision to cancel his visa on Covid-19 vaccination grounds. And that's your daily news brief from TRT World. For more, head to trtworld.com

Autoridades do Cazaquistão anunciaram, nesta segunda-feira, que quase 8 mil pessoas já foram detidas pela polícia durante os maiores protestos do país desde a a independência da União Soviética, há mais de 30 anos. Outras 164 pessoas, incluindo 3 crianças, morreram. Os protestos começaram após o governo quase duplicar o preço dos combustíveis.

00:02:15 - The root cause for Kazakh riots 00:06:11 - Kazakh history (real version) 00:17:20 - Perestroika and clan (Zhuz)-structure of Kazakhstan 00:21:50 - Glorious leader (Elbasy) Nazarbayev, riots and his resignation 00:26:50 - Tony blair, Kazakh natural resources, panturkism and Borat 00:31:10 - Who organized the protests, Tokayev and ukrainian schemes 00:38:00 - Kompromat, Mambets, main radical ideologies Check out more podcasts: https://www.patreon.com/rwapodcast

A cura di Daniele Biacchessi  La rivoluzione in atto in Kazakistan ha origini antiche. Le proteste, anche violente, si sono scatenate non solo nel paradossale aumento del costo del Gpl, in uno dei paesi più sviluppati nella produzione e trattamento di gas naturali. C'è anche l'avversione contro l'ex presidente Nursultan Nazarbayev, 81 anni, il più longevo tra gli alleati sovietici, l'ex segretario comunista che ha governato per 29 anni il Paese dando vita a un regime autoritario e personalistico, lo stesso uomo che, dopo le sue dimissioni, ha messo al potere il suo braccio destro Tokayev. Dunque l'intervento di 2.500 membri delle forze di pace del Trattato di sicurezza collettiva (Csto) trasforma le rivolte in Kazakistan ancor di più in un affare che coinvolge le grandi potenze mondiali, come Russia e Cina. Ma il sostegno ricevuto dal presidente Kassym-Jomart Tokayev non è bastato a frenare le proteste di piazza. 3mila persone arrestate, centinaia di manifestanti uccisi dal fuoco delle forze di sicurezza. Una vera e propria guerriglia alimentata anche dall'ordine del capo dello Stato ad aprire il fuoco sui manifestanti e a sparare per uccidere quelli che ha definito “terroristi” e “militanti” manovrati da “agenti stranieri”. E proprio dall'estero ha parlato anche l'ex capo della Banca Bta, Mukhtar Ablyazov, marito di Alma Shalabayeva, che si è definito il leader dell'opposizione e del movimento di protesta: “I manifestanti di Almaty chiedono ogni giorno come comportarsi”, ha dichiarato prima di dirsi pronto a tornare in Kazakistan per guidare un “governo ad interim” se la protesta “raggiungerà la giusta portata”. La situazione del paese è fuori da ogni controllo e, visti gli interessi economici e geopolitici, si teme una nuova ondata di proteste. Non si vedono all'orizzonte intermediari, a meno di un accordo politico di Russia e Cina per la spartizione delle ingenti risorse naturali del Kazakistan. _________________________________________ "Il Corsivo" a cura di Daniele Biacchessi non è un editoriale, ma un approfondimento sui fatti di maggiore interesse che i quotidiani spesso non raccontano. Un servizio in punta di penna che analizza con un occhio esperto quell'angolo nascosto delle notizie di politica, economia e cronaca. Per i notiziari sempre aggiornati ascoltaci sul sito: https://www.giornaleradio.fm oppure scarica la nostra App gratuita: iOS - App Store - https://apple.co/2uW01yA Android - Google Play - http://bit.ly/2vCjiW3 Resta connesso e segui i canali social di Giornale Radio: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/giornaleradio.fm/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giornaleradio.tv/?hl=it Twitter: https://twitter.com/giornaleradiofm

A cura di Daniele Biacchessi  La rivoluzione in atto in Kazakistan ha origini antiche. Le proteste, anche violente, si sono scatenate non solo nel paradossale aumento del costo del Gpl, in uno dei paesi più sviluppati nella produzione e trattamento di gas naturali. C'è anche l'avversione contro l'ex presidente Nursultan Nazarbayev, 81 anni, il più longevo tra gli alleati sovietici, l'ex segretario comunista che ha governato per 29 anni il Paese dando vita a un regime autoritario e personalistico, lo stesso uomo che, dopo le sue dimissioni, ha messo al potere il suo braccio destro Tokayev. Dunque l'intervento di 2.500 membri delle forze di pace del Trattato di sicurezza collettiva (Csto) trasforma le rivolte in Kazakistan ancor di più in un affare che coinvolge le grandi potenze mondiali, come Russia e Cina. Ma il sostegno ricevuto dal presidente Kassym-Jomart Tokayev non è bastato a frenare le proteste di piazza. 3mila persone arrestate, centinaia di manifestanti uccisi dal fuoco delle forze di sicurezza. Una vera e propria guerriglia alimentata anche dall'ordine del capo dello Stato ad aprire il fuoco sui manifestanti e a sparare per uccidere quelli che ha definito “terroristi” e “militanti” manovrati da “agenti stranieri”. E proprio dall'estero ha parlato anche l'ex capo della Banca Bta, Mukhtar Ablyazov, marito di Alma Shalabayeva, che si è definito il leader dell'opposizione e del movimento di protesta: “I manifestanti di Almaty chiedono ogni giorno come comportarsi”, ha dichiarato prima di dirsi pronto a tornare in Kazakistan per guidare un “governo ad interim” se la protesta “raggiungerà la giusta portata”. La situazione del paese è fuori da ogni controllo e, visti gli interessi economici e geopolitici, si teme una nuova ondata di proteste. Non si vedono all'orizzonte intermediari, a meno di un accordo politico di Russia e Cina per la spartizione delle ingenti risorse naturali del Kazakistan. _________________________________________ "Il Corsivo" a cura di Daniele Biacchessi non è un editoriale, ma un approfondimento sui fatti di maggiore interesse che i quotidiani spesso non raccontano. Un servizio in punta di penna che analizza con un occhio esperto quell'angolo nascosto delle notizie di politica, economia e cronaca. Per i notiziari sempre aggiornati ascoltaci sul sito: https://www.giornaleradio.fm oppure scarica la nostra App gratuita: iOS - App Store - https://apple.co/2uW01yA Android - Google Play - http://bit.ly/2vCjiW3 Resta connesso e segui i canali social di Giornale Radio: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/giornaleradio.fm/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giornaleradio.tv/?hl=it Twitter: https://twitter.com/giornaleradiofm

A cura di Daniele Biacchessi  La rivoluzione in atto in Kazakistan ha origini antiche. Le proteste, anche violente, si sono scatenate non solo nel paradossale aumento del costo del Gpl, in uno dei paesi più sviluppati nella produzione e trattamento di gas naturali. C'è anche l'avversione contro l'ex presidente Nursultan Nazarbayev, 81 anni, il più longevo tra gli alleati sovietici, l'ex segretario comunista che ha governato per 29 anni il Paese dando vita a un regime autoritario e personalistico, lo stesso uomo che, dopo le sue dimissioni, ha messo al potere il suo braccio destro Tokayev. Dunque l'intervento di 2.500 membri delle forze di pace del Trattato di sicurezza collettiva (Csto) trasforma le rivolte in Kazakistan ancor di più in un affare che coinvolge le grandi potenze mondiali, come Russia e Cina. Ma il sostegno ricevuto dal presidente Kassym-Jomart Tokayev non è bastato a frenare le proteste di piazza. 3mila persone arrestate, centinaia di manifestanti uccisi dal fuoco delle forze di sicurezza. Una vera e propria guerriglia alimentata anche dall'ordine del capo dello Stato ad aprire il fuoco sui manifestanti e a sparare per uccidere quelli che ha definito “terroristi” e “militanti” manovrati da “agenti stranieri”. E proprio dall'estero ha parlato anche l'ex capo della Banca Bta, Mukhtar Ablyazov, marito di Alma Shalabayeva, che si è definito il leader dell'opposizione e del movimento di protesta: “I manifestanti di Almaty chiedono ogni giorno come comportarsi”, ha dichiarato prima di dirsi pronto a tornare in Kazakistan per guidare un “governo ad interim” se la protesta “raggiungerà la giusta portata”. La situazione del paese è fuori da ogni controllo e, visti gli interessi economici e geopolitici, si teme una nuova ondata di proteste. Non si vedono all'orizzonte intermediari, a meno di un accordo politico di Russia e Cina per la spartizione delle ingenti risorse naturali del Kazakistan. _________________________________________ "Il Corsivo" a cura di Daniele Biacchessi non è un editoriale, ma un approfondimento sui fatti di maggiore interesse che i quotidiani spesso non raccontano. Un servizio in punta di penna che analizza con un occhio esperto quell'angolo nascosto delle notizie di politica, economia e cronaca. Per i notiziari sempre aggiornati ascoltaci sul sito: https://www.giornaleradio.fm oppure scarica la nostra App gratuita: iOS - App Store - https://apple.co/2uW01yA Android - Google Play - http://bit.ly/2vCjiW3 Resta connesso e segui i canali social di Giornale Radio: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/giornaleradio.fm/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/giornaleradio.tv/?hl=it Twitter: https://twitter.com/giornaleradiofm

After a week of violent anti-government protests in Kazakhstan's main city, Almaty, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev says that stability is returning to the country. The protestors were angry not just with the current government but also with the former President Nursultan Nazarbayev. Mr Tokayev tried to diffuse the situation by stripping Mr Nazarbayev of his remaining powers. Also in the programme: Dozens of people are reported to have been killed in an airstrike on a camp for the displaced in the Tigray region in Northern Ethiopia; and the latest on the controversy surrounding the tennis star, Novak Djokovic, who remains in an Australian detention centre after his Covid-19 vaccine exemption was revoked. (Photo:Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev chairs a meeting of the emergency in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan. Credit: Reuters).

Dış politikanın nabzını tutan tek program, analizleriyle gündemi sarsmaya devam ediyor. Küresel bakış açısıyla dünyadaki gelişmeler masaya yatırılıyor, diplomasi analiz ediliyor. Süleyman Seyfi Öğün, Avni Özgürel ve Prof. Dr. Çağrı Erhan'ın konuk olduğu #AkılOdası​​'nda bu hafta: ◾ #Kazakistan'da neler oluyor? ◾ Kazakistan'daki olayların arkasında kimler var? ◾ Rusya'nın Kazakistan'daki rolü ◾ Kazakistan'daki protestoların arkasında Rusya mı var? ◾ Ankara nasıl bir politika izlemelidir? ◾ Cumhurbaşkanı #Erdoğan, Kazakistan Cumhurbaşkanı #Tokayev ile görüştü. ◾ Kazakistan'daki durum #TürkDevletleriTeşkilatı'nı nasıl etkiler? ◾ ABD-Rusya ilişkilerinde Türkiye'nin rolü nedir? #siyaset​ #politika​​ #analiz​ #haber #gündem Nedret Ersanel ile #AkılOdası​ her Salı ve Perşembe 20.45'te #TVNET​'te.

Police and soldiers have "essentially" restored order across Kazakhstan, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev declared on Friday. "The local authorities control the situation, but terrorists are still using weapons and damaging people's property. That is why counterterrorist actions will continue until the complete destruction of the militants," Tokayev said at a meeting on January 7 with the nation's law enforcement heads. Original Article: https://meduza.io/en/feature/2022/01/07/day-six-of-kazakhstan-s-unrest

A Organização do Tratado de Segurança Coletiva, liderada pela Rússia, deve enviar tropas ao Cazaquistão para ajudar a estabilizar este país localizado na Ásia Central. O anúncio foi feito pelo primeiro-ministro da Armênia, Nikol Pashinyan, que preside o Conselho de Segurança da organização citada.Em comunicado publicado na rede social Facebook, na noite de quarta-feira (05/01), Pashinyan destacou que o envio de tropas será feito por conta do pedido do ex-presidente do Cazaquistão, Kasim-Jomard Tokayev, que renunciou ao cargo durante a quarta. Os protestos tiveram início no último final de semana, a partir do aumento do preço do GLP, que é o gás liquefeito de petróleo. Na cidade de Almaty, situada no sudeste do país, perto da fronteira com a China, houve confrontos violentos entre policias e manifestantes.

*) Fuel protests turn deadly in Kazakhstan Dozens of protesters have been killed in Kazakhstan overnight as riots over fuel prices resumed for the fifth day. In the main city of Almaty, armoured personnel carriers and ground troops could be seen in the main square after a night of deadly clashes. A Russia-led military alliance is sending "peacekeeping forces" after President Tokayev asked for help to quell protests. The White House and United Nations urged Kazakh authorities to show "restraint" in dealing with civil unrest. *) North Korea claims second successful hypersonic missile test North Korea has successfully tested a hypersonic missile in the first major weapons test by the nuclear-armed nation this year. The North Korean state news agency reported a second test of what Pyongyang claims are hypersonic gliding missiles. The United States, Japan and Canada condemned the test which came amid stalled denuclearisation talks ​​​*) Military bases hosting US troops in Iraq and Syria come under attack Iraqi military bases hosting US troops in Iraq's western Anbar province and the capital of Baghdad have been hit by rockets. In Syria, eight rounds of indirect fire landed inside a base with members of the US-led coalition. No casualties were reported. The attacks began on Monday on the anniversary of a US air strike that killed Iran's General Qasem Soleimani. *) Novak Djokovic denied entry to Australia, has visa cancelled Australia has denied entry to Novak Djokovic and cancelled his visa because he failed to meet the requirements for an exemption to Covid vaccination rules. The top-ranked tennis player announced on Tuesday that he had “exemption permission” and landed in Australia the next day. But Australian border authorities didn't accept the exemption or let him in. “The rule is very clear,” Prime Minister Scott Morrison told a news conference, adding that Djokovic didn't have a valid medical exemption. And finally … *) Turkiye showcases all-electric 'smart' car in Las Vegas event Turkiye's technology brand TOGG has unveiled the first Turkish ‘smart' car, currently known as the "Transition Concept Smart Device". The electric fastback can be integrated with smart cities around the world. The all-electric vehicle was showcased at the world's largest Consumer Electronics Show, in the US city of Las Vegas.

Petrol ve doğalgaz zenginliği ile bilinen Orta Asya ülkesi Kazakistan'da doğalgaz ve akaryakıt zammına karşı hafta sonu başlayan protestolar bugün de devam ediyor. Kazakistan Devlet Başkanı Kasım Cömert Tokayev, halkın akaryakıt zammına yönelik sokağa çıkmasının ardından, ülkenin en büyük kenti Almatı'nın Mangistau bölgesinde iki haftalık olağanüstü hal ilan etmiş, hükümeti görevden almıştı. Fakat protestolar dinmedi, giderek de büyümeye de devam ediyor. Bölge uzmanı Doç. Dr. Hakan Güneş ile Kazakistan'da hükümet düşüren protestoların perde arkasını anlattı.

This week we take a look at the continuing fallout from the nationalisation of the Kumtor Gold mine, Russia's increasing military build-up in Tajikistan, new energy deals being signed in the region, Turkish courts acquitting Turkmen activists, a new Sino-Uzbek vaccine, and fears of the Kazakh energy grid collapsing as the harsh Central Asian winter begins to set in.  We also cover the breaking story of widespread protests in Kazakhstan, including the storming on the City Hall. Joining us this week.  - Theresa Sabonis-Helf (Georgetown University) Follow the show on @SLonCentralAsia For more info please visit - www.oxussociety.org Presented by the Oxus Society for Central Asian Affairs

Hafta ortasından günaydın! Dünya'dan ipuçları ile başlıyoruz:-Arjantin‘de 4 gündür süren orman yangınında 80 bin hektarlık alan yandı.-Litvanya Belarus sınırındaki kriz çözüldü, olağanüstü hal kaldırılsın çağrısı yapıldı.-Çin‘in yapay güneş projesinde Güneş'ten 5 kat daha sıcak ortam oluşturularak yeni bir rekor kırıldı.-Kazakistan‘da Almatı ile Mangistav eyaletinde olağanüstü hal ilan etti.-Kazakistan Devlet Başkanı Tokayev gösteri yapan Protestoculara itidal çağrısında bulundu.-Kanada, kilise okullarında öldürülen yerli çocuklar için 20M dolar tazminat ödeyecek.-Goldman Sachs, Türkiye'de enflasyonun yılın ilk çeyreğinde % 40 seviyesini aşacağı tahmininde bulundu.-TESK, artan fiyatlar hem vergi kaybına hem de sahte alkol yapımı ile birlikte ölümlere neden oluyor.

*) Kazakhstan government resigns after violent protests over fuel price Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has accepted the government's resignation after mass protests over fuel price increase. Tokayev named Alikhan Smailov as acting prime minister. A state of emergency was declared in Almaty and the oil-producing western Mangistau province. The protests began in Mangistau province on Sunday following the lifting of price caps on liquefied petroleum gas, after which its price more than doubled. *) North Korea launches possible ballistic missile into sea North Korea has fired what appeared to be a ballistic missile into the sea, in the first such launch by Pyongyang this year. The latest launch came after North Korean leader Kim Jong-un vowed to further boost the country's military capability last week. The development signals that Pyongyang isn't interested in rejoining denuclearisation talks anytime soon. ​​​*) US reports record one million Covid cases in single day Nearly two years into the pandemic, the United States has become the first country to report one million coronavirus cases in a single day. President Joe Biden addressed the nation, telling the public not to be afraid. He instead urged them to be vigilant and get vaccinated Meanwhile, ​​a lockdown has been declared in the Chinese city of Yuzhou after it reported some new coronavirus cases. *) Palestinian prisoner ends 140-day hunger strike after deal with Israel A Palestinian prisoner who was on hunger strike for over 140 days to protest being imprisoned without charge has agreed to end his fast. Hisam Abu Hawash, a 40-year-old father of five, agreed to end his strike after reaching a deal with Israel to be released next month. Abu Hawash is the latest of several Palestinians to go on hunger strike to protest being held under “administrative detention,” a controversial measure Israel says is needed for security. And finally … *) Djokovic criticised for medical exemption to play at Australian Open World tennis number one Novak Djokovic has been granted exemption from getting vaccinated against Covid-19 to participate in the Australian Open. The exemption drew criticism from some including Seven-times Grand Slam doubles champion Jamie Murray. Murray said it would have been difficult for him to get a similar exemption if he were in the Serbian's place.

Geçtiğimiz hafta Türk tarihi açısından oldukça önemli bir gelişme yaşandı. İstanbul'da gerçekleştirilen zirvede Türk Konseyi'nin adı “Türk Devletleri Teşkilatı” olarak değiştirildi. Türkiye'nin ev sahipliği yaptığı zirveye Türkiye Cumhurbaşkanı Erdoğan başkanlık ederken, Azerbaycan Cumhurbaşkanı İlham Aliyev, Kazakistan Cumhurbaşkanı Kasım Cömert Tokayev, Kırgızistan Cumhurbaşkanı Sadır Caparov, Özbekistan Cumhurbaşkanı Şevket Mirziyoyev, Türkmenistan Cumhurbaşkanı Gurbangulu Berdimuhamedov, Macaristan Başbakanı Viktor Orban ve Türk Devletleri Teşkilatı Genel Sekreteri Bağdat Amreyev de zirveye katılım sağladı. ERDOĞAN'IN VİZYONU Türkiye'nin bölgesinde ve bölgesine yakın coğrafyasındaki etkinliği gün geçtikçe artıyor. Elbette bu durumun siyasi, sosyolojik ve ekonomik altyapısı var. Değerli dostum ve Türk dünyasındaki gelişmeleri en iyi tahlil eden uzmanlardan birisi olan Sevil Nuriyeva İsmayılov, “Türk Devletleri Teşkilatı” konusunu ele aldığı yazısında bu durumu şöyle izah ediyor: “Türkiye'nin ve özellikle Başkan Erdoğan'ın vizyonu herkesi etkiledi. Coğrafyanın sosyolojisini, kamuoyunu, siyasi dilini, tarihsel sürece bakış açısını hepsini kökünden etkiledi.”

Türkiye ile Türk dünyası arasındaki ilişkilerde özel bir öneme sahip olan Kazakistan'da Cumhurbaşkanı Tokayev liderliğinde ikinci yılını tamamlayan dönüşüm süreci, her alanda bütün hızıyla devam ediyor. Yazan: Prof. Dr. Kürşad Zorlu Seslendiren: Sefa Şengül