05.01.2026, 10:55
Kazakh president says parliamentary reform won't shift power from presidency
ALMATY. Jan 5 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakhstan’s president said Monday he will continue political reforms but dismissed as “fantasy” suggestions that an upcoming parliamentary overhaul aims to shift power to the legislature’s speaker.
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