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In one day, Kazakhstan courts Washington, Beijing and Moscow
PoliticsAnalysis11 Jun

In one day, Kazakhstan courts Washington, Beijing and Moscow

On a single day this week Kazakhstan opened a US-led minerals dialogue, banked 6 billion dollars from China for a new city, and offered to pump more Russian gas to its neighbour. That is multi-vector foreign policy as a daily schedule.

EnergyBrief11 Jun

Kazakhstan says it is ready to pump more Russian gas to Uzbekistan

Kazakhstan’s energy minister said on 10 June that the country is ready to carry more Russian gas to Uzbekistan, toward 11 billion cubic metres a year. The pipeline that once sent Central Asian gas north now runs the other way.