At the Central Asia–Japan Leaders’ Summit in Tokyo, regional connectivity and global security converged. Backed by the Tokyo Declaration, Japan and the five Central Asian states elevated cooperation on the Trans-Caspian Corridor, critical minerals, and economic resilience—signaling Central Asia’s growing role as a strategic Eurasian crossroads. Alongside infrastructure and trade ambitions, Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev delivered a stark warning on rising nuclea

On Kazakhstan’s Day of Remembrance, President Tokayev led a solemn tribute at the ALZHIR Memorial, honoring victims of Soviet-era repression and famine. Once a site of suffering, Kazakhstan now champions interfaith dialogue and nuclear disarmament—turning its painful past into a call for peace, tolerance, and global cooperation.

In today’s fractured world, middle powers are emerging as agile stabilizers in global affairs. As great powers clash, nations like Kazakhstan step up with diplomacy, trust, and strategic relevance. Positioned at the heart of Eurasia and rich in critical resources, Kazakhstan champions pragmatic multilateralism. Its upcoming Astana International Forum signals a bold call for cooperation—by those who build, not dominate, the future.

Kazakhstan's President Tokayev reaffirmed commitment to regional cooperation, highlighting strategies for economic growth and connectivity

By Katsuhiro Asagiri and Kunsaya Kurmet-Rakhimova Astana (INPS Japan/ Jibek Joly(SilkWay) TV Channel) —On this day 32 years ago (August...

Kazakhstan, a former Soviet republic with a substantial but dwindling Russian population, is split from Russia over Ukraine. Kazakhstan's au