Opposition unites
The authorities failed to disrupt the press conference
Almaty, 25 December 2001 Akezhan Kazhegeldin's
proposal on U.S. Senate's agenda.
Congressional Record, 22 December 2001
Changes in the Geostrategic Equation in Central
Asia.
Akezhan Kazhegeldin’s Speech in Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Washington, 18 December 2001
Ex-PM calls for transparency to protect investors
Interview with Akezhan Kazhegeldin
Nefte Compass, 13 December 2001
Voice of Democracy.
Terrorism not the biggest threat.
Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation, 11 December 2001
Government crisis in Kazakhstan:
warm-up for the succession to Nazarbaev?
Central Asia-Caucasus Analyst, 5 December 2001
Political turmoil hits Kazakhstan as Nazarbayev
sacks top officials.
EurasiaNet, November 27, 2001
Kazhegeldin lambastes Kazakh foreign policy.
Changes in foreign relations after antiterror war.
BBC Monitoring, 11 November 2001
Republican People's Party urges government to pay
more attention to formersoviet depots of bacteriological weapons.
RFE/RL, November 1, 2001
Kazakh secret police at work in Moscow.
Terror against journalists. Psychological so far.
Moscow, 31 October 2001
Scandal around vice chairman of Kazakh national
security committee goes on.
RFE/RL, October 23, 2001
Kazak Media Battle.
An increasingly public battle over the Kazak media is widely seen as the first stage in
country's next presidential race.
IWPR, October 19, 2001
Council of Europe and Kazakhstan: Yes or no?
Authoritarian regime has just one perspective - deep disgrace.
"Central Asian Bulletin", 11 October 2001
Deputy of Kazakh Parliament asks Kazakh
President.
to "Curb his son-in-law".
RFE/RL'S Kazakh News, 10 October 2001
Voice of Democracy
'Forget about joining PACE'
Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation,·8 October 2001
Kazakh opposition to boycott rural elections due
20 Oct.
Elections of rural heads are political profanity - Statement of the Republican People's
Party.
BBC Monitoring, 4 October 2001
Kazakhstan should meet Europe's requirements.
PACE's President Lord Russell-Johnston in Almaty.
Almaty, 1 October 2001
Opposition's diplomatic offensive.
Meetings in London and Almaty.
London, 30 September 2001
Democratic reform expected to halt in Central
Asia.
EurasiaNet, September 19, 2001
Kazakh opposition slams justice system
over leader's trial in absentia.
"BBC Monitoring", 16 September 2001
Voice of Democracy.
OSCE: Kazhegeldin trial 'unfair'.
Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation, 14 September 2001
Political censorship exists.
Kazakh journalists are shown Eurasia's mirror.
Almaty, 12 September 2001
The Swiss won't return money to Nazarbayev.
Interview with head prosecutor of the Geneva office Bernard Bertossa.Almaty,
11 September 2001
Astana's court ruling disproved.
The opposition makes public sensational documents
Almaty, 9 September 2001
Conviction of the prodigal premier in absentia.
The trial at the Supreme Court will become a boomerang for those who flung it.
"Argumenty i Fakty-Kazakhstan", 9 September 2001
Kazakh opposition party slams court ruling on
ex-premier
as "a political farce".
"BBC Monitoring", 7 September 2001
OSCE casts doubt on ex-Kazakh premier's trial.
Some issues "aroused the concern".
"BBC Monitoring", 7 September 2001
Voice of Democracy.
Supreme Court obeys orders…
Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation, 6 September 2001
Total claimant.
Kazhegeldin-free liver is boring to death. Kazhegeldin-witness is exceptionally
interesting.
"Tsentralno-Asiatskiy Bulletin", 6 September 2001
Former prime minister of Kazakstan sentenced in
absentia.
Nazarbayev has shown little tolerance for dissent.
"Dow Jones International News", 6 September 2001
Verdict in Astana.
Kazhegeldin's award may be annulled.
Astana, 6 September 2001
Voice of Democracy.
No-show show trial.
Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation, 31 August 2001
'Kazakhstan celebrates a New Year - 1937,'
say the democratic public in Kazakhstan.
"Eurasia report", 24 August 2001
Former premier faces trial in absentia.
The prosecution hasn't succeeded in building a solid case against Kazhegeldin.
RFE/RL, 24 August 2001
Voice of Democracy.
If you can't convince 'em, convict 'em.
August 19, 2001
The dog bites because of its dog's life
Sergei Duvanov
Exclusively for IEI, 14 August 2001
Nazarbayev has been warned
Arkadiy Dubnov
"Vremya Novostei", 8 August 2001
Opposition witnesses under the U.S. Congress's
protection.
A letter to Nazarbayev from Washington.
Received via e-mail, 3 August 2001
The Asian Themis on Capitol Hill.
U.S. Congressmen called for the police.
"Vremya Novostei", 20 July 2001
Kazakh police charge former premier Kazhegeldin.
Opposition says the move is politically motivated.
Agence France-Presse, 12 July 2001
The price of oil.
What was Mobil up in Kazahstan and Russia?
"The New Yorker", July 2, 2001
Opposition web site slams Kazakh money
legalization campaign.
Kazakh authorities are covering up their tracks.
"BBC Monitoring", 27 June 2001
The Flying Dutchman.
Investment in Kazakhstan: what it looks like.
"Central Asian Bulletin", 13 June 2001
U.S. policy in Central Asia.
Serious flaws in governments' political transitions result in a disturbing level of abuse
Human Rights Watch, 6 June 2001
Blood is dearer than oil
Human rights activists slam Nazarbayev and other dictators
Washington, 30 May 2001
No-alternative approach
as contract automanipulation
Central Asian Bulletin, 18 May 2001
Nursultan Nazarbayev's staffing strategy
Recent reshuffles in Kazakh government: what do they mean?
Nurbulat Masanov
Specially for IEI, 11 May 2001
A choice for democracy
Autocratic leaders are cracking down
The Washington Post, 1 May 2001
Government may move toward nationalization
Michael Lelyveld
"The Times of Central Asia", 3 April 2001
KTK TV: Political analyses
Sergei Duvanov
Specially for IEI, 26 April 2001
Kazak Clans Fall Out
Clans rivalries and power struggles are an increasing source of instability in Kazakhstan
IWPR, 27 April 2001
Central Asian Opposition Unites
New association unifies Central Asian opposition in struggle against region's
authoritarian regimes
IWPR, 10 April 2001
Kazakhstan should release opposition political
prisoners
sentenced a year ago to 3 1/2 years in gulag-style prison
Congressional Record, 23 March 2001
Central Asian Leaders Think Alike
Igor Grebenshchikov, Bishkek. Journalists from Kyrgyzstan and Kazakstan discuss their
mutual problems
IWPR, 22 March 2001
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Voice of Democracy
Congress blasts Nazarbayev behavior
Kazakhstan 21st Century Foundation, 15 March 2001
EC delegation in Kazakhstan
Its leader expressed concern over situation faced by opposition parties
Received via e-mail, 6 March 2001
New family member steps into Kazak limelight
who is being talked of as a possible successor to Nazarbaev
Energy Compass, 3 March 2001
Italian Senate voices deep concern
over Kazakhstan violations
Received via e-mail, 20 February 2001
Trial of Soldat newspaper's
editor-in-chief postponed again
RFE/RL, 8 February 2001
A trip round the 'Stans'
All five Central Asian presidents are authoritarian
Foreign Report, 8 February 2001
RPPK Executive Committee Chairman
says he leaves his position
not the party itself
RFE/RL, 1 February 2001
The logic of power
or the true face of Kazakh president
Received via e-mail, 31 January 2001
International League for Human Rights appeals to
Kazakh President
and urge him to send bodyguards' cases for review
Received via e-mail, 30 January 2001
Astana Attempts to Suppress
Internet 'Menace'
Kazak Internet sites have become a powerful source of anti-government criticism
Sergei Duvanov.Institute for War and Peace Reporting, 9 January, 2001
Opposition looks into "Kazakhgate"
Independent politicians offer to cooperate with U.S. investigation
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