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Post-Nazarbayev Kazakhstan

Written on November 9, 2009 at 12:06 am in rubrics: Handmade, Last articles (views: 2,229 | 6 comments)
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The item 8 is on interethnic dialogue. Kazakhstan is the exception from usual post-soviet space at this question also, we hadn’t great interethnic conflicts. President worked out and created the system providing the rights of different ethnic groups and making interethnic dialogue possible; the Assembly of People of Kazakhstan appeared as the important element of such dialogue. ... (Continue reading)

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Prime-Minister is a butterfly but ant needed

Written on October 28, 2009 at 10:11 am in rubrics: Last articles, Part (y) (views: 961 | 8 comments)
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Fatal inoperability of the ministries and departments shocks even professional experts who had seen rough times. Discipline is unknown word for many officials. As the result, Prime-Minister flyblowing future butterflies, hoping that they will grow, pollinate the crops and be pleasant to the eye. But butterflies children are caterpillars, and have few chances to become butterflies. They won’t be pleasant to the eye but they eat anything with a envious appetite. Let’s remember that feed is not enough nowadays. ... (Continue reading)

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Astana in the Eyes of Western Experts

Written on May 2, 2009 at 04:40 pm in rubrics: Handmade, Last articles (views: 768 | 5 comments)
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The Institute of East Languages and Civilizations (INALCO) exists in Paris already more than two centuries. During the last twenty five years Professor Katrin Pouzchol has been teaching there history, civilization and religion of Central Asia region.... (Continue reading)

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