Kazakhstan’s Constitutional Court allows Tokayev to “reset” presidential term after constitution is rewritten, echoing similar move by Putin – theins.press

Kazakhstan’s Constitutional Court Enables Tokayev to “Reset” Presidential Term Following Constitution Rewrite, Mirroring Putin’s Strategy

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Kazakhstan’s Constitutional Court has given the green light to President Tokayev’s bold “reset” of presidential terms after sweeping constitutional reforms, paving the way for him to run once more. This strategic move echoes a playbook famously employed by Russia’s Vladimir Putin

“Central Asia – Uzbekistan” Seminar – sectsco.org

Discover Uzbekistan: Insights from the Central Asia Seminar

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The “Central Asia – Uzbekistan” seminar, hosted by sectsco.org, brought together leading experts to dive into the pressing issues of regional security, economic growth, and the geopolitical forces shaping Uzbekistan’s future in Central Asia

Central Asia Roundup: May 2026 – New Lines Institute

Central Asia Roundup: Key Developments and Insights from May 2026

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Central Asia Roundup: May 2026 – Dive into the latest political transformations, economic breakthroughs, and security updates shaping the region. This edition spotlights Kazakhstan’s bold reforms and the surge in regional cooperation driving Central Asia forward

Trump’s man in Central Asia – Politico

Inside Trump’s Key Ally in Central Asia

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A recent Politico report shines a spotlight on the growing impact of Trump’s appointed envoy in Central Asia, showcasing his dynamic efforts to deepen U.S. connections amid fierce regional rivalry with Russia and China

Kyrgyzstan Snap Election: Democracy on Edge or Politics as Usual? – The Times Of Central Asia

Kyrgyzstan’s Snap Election: Democracy at a Crossroads or Just Politics as Usual?

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Kyrgyzstan’s snap election sparks intense debate about the future of democracy in the nation. Critics warn of ongoing political turmoil and fierce power battles, while supporters see it as a golden opportunity for fresh leadership and revitalized governance

Kyrgyzstan Election 2025: New Rules, New Map, Same High Stakes – The Times Of Central Asia

Kyrgyzstan Election 2025: New Rules and Boundaries, But the Stakes Remain Sky-High

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Kyrgyzstan’s 2025 election is set to shake things up with fresh rules and a revamped electoral map, ramping up the tension as the vote approaches. Political analysts caution that the stakes have never been higher in this crucial Central Asian showdown