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kazakhativistsTheyve taken him again, said Munai Taskairat kyzy, sobbing over the phone.

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Lyudmila KozlovskaDespite being banned from the EU, Lyudmila Kozlovska (pictured), president of the Open Dialogue Foundation, has relocated her HQ to Brussels, writes James Hipwell.

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keepcalmnzKeep calm and carry on is the message to those speculating again about his possible imminent resignation.

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chinacheckTurkey has called on China to close its detention camps following the reported death of a renowned musician from the ethnic Uighur minority.

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malikkenzhalievThe chief judge of a court in western Kazakhstan has been fired after his court acquitted an opposition activist in a high-profile case.

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Aktau panoramaAkberdi’s husband was jailed for three years on similar charges.

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nuralialievscreenshotFacebook users in Kazakhstan are mocking an apparent PR piece that first appeared on the website Patch.com.

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china silk roadOn a windswept steppe in southwestern Kazakhstan, the new Chinese-backed cement plant on the outskirts of the village of Shieli stands as a gleaming symbol to some of the Central Asian country's industrialisation.

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modalsofchineseBefore China began courting Southeast Asia with infrastructure investments through its Belt and Road Initiative, Japan was the region's top development financier.

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dirtymoneyfilesIn 2012, Joseph Chetrit TRData LogoTINY, a Moroccan real estate investor known for his New York City developments, allegedly flew to Geneva to meet Nicolas Bourg, a Belgium-based real estate fund manager, to talk about raising equity for several new projects.