Kazakhstan's Growing Foreign Policy Ambitions

Jun 12, 2023 // Kazakhstan is flexing its foreign policy muscles, balancing continued good ties with Russia and China with expanded influence in Central Asia and stronger ties with the West. Key to this is an initiative to set itself up as a crusial transit hub between Asia and the West, writes Nikola Mikovic.

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