Kazakhstan is slowly turning its back to Russia

Jul 13, 2022 // In a world of growing polarity, Kazakhstan has been attempting to portray itself as a bridge connecting the East and the West. However, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has forced the Central Asian nation to start gradually distancing itself from Moscow, writes DC’s Nikola Mikovic.

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