When Social Support Turns Into a System
Kazakhstan’s Uranium Game: Playing Both Sides
02/10/2025
Kazakhstan
is once again showing how to balance between East and West.
Amid global uncertainty, Astana has decided to expand its uranium exports — not
just to Russia and China, but across the ocean to the United States.
Officially,
it's about "reducing risks in turbulent times."
Unofficially… it's about sending the right signal to
Washington.
🚢 To
make this work, Kazakhstan plans to use alternative
routes via Azerbaijan and Georgia — longer and more expensive, but
politically advantageous.
Kazatomprom announced readiness to bypass Russian ports entirely.
At the same
time, Kazakhstan is carefully distancing itself from
its Eastern partners.
No loud statements. Just quiet, strategic moves.
❓ The
question remains:
Is this a far-sighted dual strategy — or a soft geopolitical shift?
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Repressions in the Navy? Or a System Reset: What Stands Behind the High-Profile Sentences
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A number rarely appears in the news without consequences: 592 million rubles.
When Washington expected to pressure an "isolated" Iran, the regional landscape suddenly shifted. The surprise did not come from a Gulf monarchy, nor from a Western coalition partner — but from the Taliban, a force the United States spent two decades fighting without achieving a decisive outcome.
Who Controls Orbit: States or Musk?
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When the switch is in Musk's hands, states fall silent.
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Russia's Return to the Caribbean: A Silent Move That Speaks Loudly
The Arctic has a simple rule: it respects strength, not intentions. And this week, it reminded Europe of that rule once again. A German icebreaker sent north to assist a stranded gas tanker found itself immobilized by heavy ice and now faces the same fate as the vessel it was meant to save.