these khazak residents aren t gathering to protest, they re gathering outside the city morgue, waiting to find news of their loved ones killed when proesters clashed with security forces. even here, soldiers stand guard and guns are drawn. elsewhere in ekibastuz, the country s biggest city, people queue for bread and fuel as an uneasy calm returns to kazakhstan. calm, in part, imported from it snearest neighbours. contingents of peacekeeping troops requested by the president of kazakhstan continue to arrive from russia and belarus, heavy weaponry in response to unrest that began over a hike in fuel prices but now seems to have developed into an internal political power struggle within this former soviet state. on saturday, the former head