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Kazakhstan Politics Roundup - July 28, 2008

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Astana diplomat, on hot seat, gives U.S. congressmen an earful
(EurasiaNet) - Facing mounting criticism over its drift away from democratization, Kazakhstan aggressively defended its record at a recent US Congressional hearing.

Israeli-Kazakh cooperation grows (Eurasia Daily Monitor)

Beleaguered lobbyist linked to Kazakh UN ‘passport’ scheme (Times Online)

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