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Energy profits provide Kazakhstan with foreign-policy heft
May 15, 2007 09:54

The author of the article supposes that Kazakhstan is expanding its foreign policy outlook, as energy profits transform the Central Asian state into an increasingly important creditor nation.

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Tags: geopolitical, development, energy, transit, Kazakhstan
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