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In the last decade, Kazakhstan has developed a sustainable trend of negative external migration. From 2012, according to the Bureau for National Statistics of Kazakhstan, 162 thousand people moved to the country, and twice as large, 333 thousand citizens, left Kazakhstan for permanent residence. These statistical data do not show several dozen thousand Kazakhstanis who live in emigration for study or work. (more…)

According to the statistical data, nearly 53 thousand citizens of five Central Asian countries have died in two years of the coronavirus pandemic. According to the available data, the number of direct or indirect victims of COVID-19 was five times more. Moreover, the majority of “excessive” lethal cases in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan happened not because of the coronavirus infection. (more…)

The article focuses on a comparative analysis of the common and specific elements of the electoral systems of the Central Asian states.

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By 2050 nearly 2.5 billion people are projected to have some degree of hearing impairment and at least 700 million will require hearing rehabilitation These are the dark forecasts of the World Health Organisation’s experts. (more…)

This article attempts to find out how protests in Kazakhstan differ from each other, in which part of the country they occur more often, and at what time of the year there are the most protests.

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Kazakhstan is planning to adopt amendments to the law “On personal data and protection” before the end of 2021. (more…)

“Now we can say with confidence that the baggage of the old Soviet system of training athletes, which Kazakhstan performed at the previous Olympics, is over”, – sports commentator Albert Akhmetov said in an article for CABAR.asia.

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UNICEF analysis shows that children from low-income households are 1.4 times less likely to attend preschool facilities than children from other households. As a result, children living in poverty have less ability to acquire knowledge and skills needed for thriving in adult life. (more…)

he Central Asian region is the most vulnerable to climate change impacts. The common problems of all five countries will be melting glaciers and decreasing surface water runoff, that is, rivers’ water that flows over the soil surface into the lakes, says Andrey Podrezov, Head of the Department of Meteorology, Ecology and Environmental Protection at the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University. (more…)