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Russia Goes NGO-Hunting In Central Asia, Where NGOs Have Enough Problems

Russia Goes NGO-Hunting In Central Asia, Where NGOs Have Enough Problems
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Russia Goes NGO-Hunting In Central Asia, Where NGOs Have Enough Problems

Russia Goes NGO-Hunting In Central Asia, Where NGOs Have Enough Problems
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The Week in Kazakhstan: Put Out the Fire - Аналитический интернет-журнал Власть

The ministry of trade said on December 29 that it plans to abandon price regulations for some essential goods in 2024 and 2025. Next year the government plans to liberalize prices for products like bread, milk, salt, rice, potatoes, and eggs. A galloping inflation over the past two years has hit purchasing power among Kazakhstanis, while incomes have stagnated.

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Does Kazakhstan Want To Stop Violence Against Women Or Just Control The Message?

After perhaps the most high-profile case of spousal murder in the country's history, lawmakers insist they are working to strengthen the laws governing violence against women. But parallel efforts to muzzle women's groups raise the question of whether the status quo will see any change.

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