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Luca Anceschi
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Editor, Europe-Asia Studies
Glasgow
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By Luca Anceschi Verified| The Diplomat Magazine Verified Some things, it seems, never change. In late February 2019, as social unrest was sweeping across Kazakhstan’s main urban centers, Nursultan Nazarbayev – Kazakhstan’s first and, at the time, only president – proceeded to sack the government led by Bakytzhan Sagintayev. In appointing a new prime minister, Asqar Mamin, Nazarbayev promised the population at large that the new cabinet would indeed address the many socioeconomic inequalities affecting Kazakhstan.
By Luca Anceschi Verified| The Moscow Times Verified Central Asia is becoming more authoritarian before our very eyes: after the power grab completed during the pandemic, the region’s elites are now introducing a series of measures designed to entrench their power for decades to come. Russia’s support may prove decisive in further strengthening this power.
By Luca Anceschi Verified| The Diplomat Magazine Verified Some things, it seems, never change. In late February 2019, as social unrest was sweeping across Kazakhstan’s main urban centers, Nursultan Nazarbayev – Kazakhstan’s first and, at the time, only president – proceeded to sack the government led by Bakytzhan Sagintayev. In appointing a new prime minister, Asqar Mamin, Nazarbayev promised the population at large that the new cabinet would indeed address the many socioeconomic inequalities affecting Kazakhstan.
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Europe-Asia Studies
Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom
+44 141 330 2000