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Tokayev in Berlin: Ukraine, Putin, and Germany’s Growing Economic Interest in Kazakhstan - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev speaks alongside German Chancellor Friedrich Merz during a press conference in Berlin. Image: Akorda The war in Ukraine, Kazakhstan’s relations with Russia, energy, and Germany’s growing interest in Central Asia’s raw materials were all on the agenda during Kassym-Jomart Tokayev’s visit to Berlin on September 29. The Kazakh president again called for a freeze on hostilities in Ukraine before moving toward diplomacy, while emphasizing Kazakhstan’s close ties
From Transit to Capital: What Investors Were Looking for in Kazakhstan at Astana Finance Days - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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On the second day of Astana Finance Days, Kazakhstan was trying to answer the question that follows almost every discussion about new railways, power plants, data centers, and factories: where will the money come from? International banks, asset managers, and stock exchanges gathered in Astana, and the conversation quickly reached a point – foreign capital is interested in the country, but its domestic stock market remains too small for many large investors. The title of the first major discussi
Astana Finance Days: From BlackRock to Mining and Data Centers - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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In a trading hall in Astana, BlackRock was explaining why investors have become more cautious. A few floors away, geologists were pitching 23 mining projects, while financiers debated how many megawatts the next wave of artificial intelligence will require. That was how the first day of Astana Finance Days unfolded, as Kazakhstan brought together financial groups managing more than $26 trillion in assets – and sought to show them where that money could be put to work in Central Asia. The ninth A
U.S. Eyes Tajikistan Antimony as China Dominates Processing - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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The United States is showing growing interest in Tajikistan’s antimony – a metal important to the defense industry, electronics, and batteries. The country accounted for about 20% of global production in 2025, ranking third after China and Russia. For Washington, Tajik deposits could become one of the alternative sources of supply amid tighter Chinese controls on antimony exports. That interest received political confirmation on September 1. Tajik President Emomali Rahmon met in Bishkek with U.S
Russia Fuel Crisis Pushes Central Asia to Seek Alternatives - The Times Of Central Asia (opens the original)
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Disruptions at Russian oil refineries are beginning to reshape Central Asia’s established fuel supply routes. Kyrgyzstan is arranging supplies from China; Tajikistan has requested large volumes of crude oil and fuel from Iran, while Kazakhstan plans to more than double its refining capacity and eventually sell more petroleum products to its neighbors. Kyrgyzstan: The China Route Becomes a Real Option Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan have felt the impact of Russia’s disruptions more acutely than other C
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