Almaz Kumenov is a journalist who writes for Eurasianet and bne IntelliNews, focusing on news and developments in Kazakhstan. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, economics, social issues, and current events in the country. Almaz's reporting provides insight into the complexities and nuances of Kazakhstan's society and government.
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Almaz Kumenov predominantly covers government and politics in Kazakhstan, with a focus on legal policy regulation, expert commentary, breaking news, and government announcements. He would be interested in receiving pitches related to political developments within Kazakhstan or those that have significant implications for the country's economy.
Given his coverage of topics like economic development, raw resources, diversification alongside technology and digital currency adoption by Kazakhstan indicates an interest in how these factors intersect with the country’s political landscape. Pitches should offer insights from experts familiar with Kazakhstani politics or its impact on various sectors such as technology and economics.
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President says nuclear power needed to meet growing electricity demand.
A Kazakh court convicts an already imprisoned relative.
Kazakh authorities say they are following Western precedents.
Officials hope to set example for revival of endangered species.
By: Almaz Kumenov
Following up on their success in reviving the threatened saiga antelope population, authorities in Kazakhstan are attempting to reintroduce tigers to an area near Lake Balkhash.
By: Almaz Kumenov
Police detain anti-nuclear activists, prevent protests during run-up to the vote.
Kazakh authorities need to get a handle on discretionary spending.
By: Almaz Kumenov
Killed over a can of beer.
Exports of Kazakhstan’s key agricultural product – wheat – have plunged by almost 40 percent during the first eight months of 2024 over the previous year’s total for the same period. The price of Kazakh wheat is being undercut by Russia.
Procuring machine tools in Europe and funneling them to Russia.
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