An interview with Diana T. Kudaibergen on power, identity, and nation-building in Kazakhstan.

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The woman posted a video on TikTok, recounting how she ran out of fuel while traveling through Kazakhstan and had to look for help. “I had to walk until I found a police officer. I explained the ...

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Around 6,000 years ago at an unspecified place on the Eurasian Steppe, of which Kazakhstan makes up a major component, human beings domesticated the horse.

On the vast steppes of Kazakhstan, although years have passed since the tests, “the past is still haunting the site,” notes the synopsis of the film, which was produced by Banu Ramazanova.