Oil, gas and Putin's war: Kazakhstan between Russia and China | DW News

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

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  • @dwnews
    @dwnews  Год назад +73

    Correction: We misspelled Joanna Lillis' name in our video - she spells it without an H. Sorry Joanna!

    • @aloevera439
      @aloevera439 Год назад +5

      You also kind of butchered the name of Kazakhstan. It would be nice if you changed it while you still can, cause you are an educational channel, it might confuse many people)

    • @thesixth2330
      @thesixth2330 Год назад +10

      Why not interview a Kazakh journalist instead of a foreigner who works in Kazakhstan?

    • @thesixth2330
      @thesixth2330 Год назад +1

      @@aloevera439 When and where did they get the name wrong?

    • @ИланЗинуллин
      @ИланЗинуллин Год назад +1

      Ұят ұят

    • @tauhidurrahman4418
      @tauhidurrahman4418 Год назад

      @@thesixth2330 they do that all around the world and i also find it very inappropriate like you

  • @stanisawdwornik409
    @stanisawdwornik409 Год назад +386

    Kazakhstan is very IMPORTANT COUNTRY. Peacefull , and Respecting other countries. People are friendly, wise and proud - Very HONEST NATION . I keep for KAZAKHSTAN and KAZAKH NATION

    • @businessman8172
      @businessman8172 Год назад +33

      Рәхмет!🇰🇿💙

    • @ABC-bi8ht
      @ABC-bi8ht Год назад +14

      Aman bol, ote duris sozin!

    • @NewBeginnings413
      @NewBeginnings413 Год назад +1

      Russia is very UNIMPORTANT COUNTRY, hostile, doesn't respect any other countries. People are violent, uneducated, and no pride - Very DISHONEST NATION,

    • @dengist8172
      @dengist8172 Год назад

      All other countries are run by little girls

    • @harveybarnes6315
      @harveybarnes6315 Год назад +17

      Thanks from kazakh who lives in Poland!

  • @SailingCartagena
    @SailingCartagena Год назад +181

    Lived and worked there for three years, great country, great people. The West needs to treat this emerging country with more interest and respect.

    • @From_Kazakhstan_with_meow
      @From_Kazakhstan_with_meow Год назад +21

      Thank you for the warm words❤🇰🇿

    • @fajkoson
      @fajkoson Год назад

      which country? :P (i hope you talk about Kazachastan and not about Russia and China)
      Because respect has to be earned.

    • @SailingCartagena
      @SailingCartagena Год назад +9

      @@fajkoson I refer to Kazakhstan, I have no personal knowledge of either Russia or China. However, I met many Russians in Kazakhstan whom I liked immensely.

    • @fajkoson
      @fajkoson Год назад

      @@SailingCartagena sure, normal ppl are cool almost everywhere.

    • @pradyotrai8717
      @pradyotrai8717 Год назад +1

      Not west, you need to pray to Russians and Chinese. West is not involved and please don’t involve them.

  • @ntlineman
    @ntlineman Год назад +45

    Russia and China need Kazakhstan, Kazakhstan has the power to be a free democratic country if it plays its cards right, it’s greatest enemy is corruption.

  • @AnchorsAweighNarooma
    @AnchorsAweighNarooma Год назад +197

    We hope for remaining peace in Kazakhstan ❤❤❤

  • @ericazhou7893
    @ericazhou7893 Год назад +42

    I am from China and I visited Kazakhstan last year. My best freind since high school is Kazakh and my boyfriend is also Kazakh. Central Asia is wonderful, yet people rarely get to know its diverse and sophisticated culture. Predominantly all my Chines friends have positive impressions on our Central Asian neighbours.

    • @deadmonkeyblood
      @deadmonkeyblood Год назад

      let me ask your boyfriend to be ethnically Kazakh and you keep the Kazakhs in concentration camps

    • @annvwfv2204
      @annvwfv2204 Год назад +2

      😂多谢

  • @rafaelosorio2251
    @rafaelosorio2251 Год назад +80

    I studied with Kazakhs in UK, decent people.

  • @aliancemd
    @aliancemd Год назад +236

    I think all the countries that were in the Soviet Union are sick of Russia, the aggressiveness and corruption it spreads, but not everybody has NATO’s umbrella to say what’s on their mind.

    • @nbell5050
      @nbell5050 Год назад

      Iraq is still suffering with radiation from uranium shells. Iraq to this day still can’t find missing people. Lybia has more people dying per day than USA fentanyl overdose. Just openly saying.

    • @emmanuelmutinda1351
      @emmanuelmutinda1351 Год назад

      And now instead of been free,they are cannon folders of U.S

    • @dragb9284
      @dragb9284 Год назад +19

      Yeah that is pretty true which honestly sucks that they are that fearful of reprisal

    • @myaopan
      @myaopan Год назад +10

      @@monumentaltravel3745 Russia has true friends. Iran and North Korea.

    • @Emilechen
      @Emilechen Год назад +4

      Kazakhstan and other stans are alreday inside Shanghai Cooperation Organization,
      no need for NATO,

  • @izdauov1995
    @izdauov1995 Год назад +41

    In my opinion, no country should act as a "life saver." Every sovereign nation, including ours, does not require help from any external country, whether it's the so-called "West," China, or Russia.
    Providing more weapons to Kazakhstan from the West might be perceived as a threat by Russia or China. Additionally, China's economic influence in Kazakhstan may be viewed as problematic by the West, as both parties profit from Kazakhstan's natural resources. This creates a never-ending cycle of complications.
    As Kazakhs, we require only equal and fair treatment in economic, social, political, and security matters. But this is a challenging problem in today's world, where the West sees us as Borats and Kazakhstan as a Kremlin puppet state. Similarly, Russian people take our relationship for granted and misinterpret respect as weakness. Chinese people perceive us as people holding gold but lacking the know-how to turn it into money, so they choose to benefit from it themselves. Although I cannot offer a solution, I propose one thing that can help.
    We should NOT discriminate against Kazakhs, or anyone in the world.

    • @caterine837
      @caterine837 Год назад

      Blame the so called comedian who came up with the Borat character.

    • @commie5211
      @commie5211 Год назад

      I am chinese, to be honest, China is not interested in the natural resources, which everybody saudi/Russia/iran/Venezuela/latin America/Africa/indonesia are all selling natural resources like crazy. However the more choices available, the more stable the prices are. all the developed country are around the coast line, because the ease of transportation. It is the same for China, if we want to develop western China, we need to connect them to other regions, and kazakhstan is a link to the middle east, the alternative route would be afghanistan, which is too unstable at this point. 🫠

  • @samsungqled1167
    @samsungqled1167 Год назад +161

    I am pleasantly surprised to hear how open minded the Kazakh people are, looking out to the world and seeing through all the theater shows that Russia and China put up trying to gain influence in their territory. They are smart to trust none of the 2 big neighbors. I hope their elite plays their cards right in order to maintain peace in their land.

    • @wertiopo
      @wertiopo Год назад +1

      It's the anniversary of the genocide in Odessa when hundreds of people were burned alive and other terrorist acts were committed by the gringo-and-anglosaxon pestilence inspired ukronazis at the start of the murderous coup. May the victims rest in peace and may the perpetrators both in ukronaziland and gringoland receive the justice they deserve 🤮🇺🇸🤮🇺🇦 🤮🇬🇧

    • @sethquan409
      @sethquan409 Год назад +9

      @maxxxielorenzo2345 government and people think different, kazakh people mostly hate both russia and china

    • @mierypesado6740
      @mierypesado6740 Год назад +3

      @Maxus Lorenzo Literally addressed it at around the 11 minute mark...you even watch the whole video?

    • @mirasmussabekov4897
      @mirasmussabekov4897 Год назад +6

      @maxxxielorenzo2345
      I don’t want to insult anybody. I say this since it can be quite difficult to understand tone in a written comment.
      I am a citizen of Kazakhstan. That doesn’t mean I know all the facts about local politics and history. In fact, most of the local population aren’t particularly interested in politics at all.
      Sorry for writing such a long reply. I really enjoy thoughtful discussions.
      I want to mention that population of Kazakhstan is ~20 million, while population of China is over a billion. It’s natural for Kazakhstan citizens and government to feel that their identity is threatened. USSR deporting whole nations into Kazakhstan and widespread famine have made Kazakhs a minority on their own ground. Dzhungars, who were Kazakhs enemies for a long time, no longer exist as a nation.
      The agreement was made to improve the diplomatic relations between countries. Kazakhstan was and still is under Russian influence for a long time. It goes back to Imperial Russia and Kazakh Khaganate. Willingly fall under China’s influence was a move to counter act the historical oppression. Both nations are powerfull and being in good terms with them is important.
      1:52 - “...And he was also on of the co-founders of China sponsored Shenghai Security Organisation.” - Quote from this video.
      I think it is called “Shenghai Cooperation Organisation”, but don’t take my word on that.
      I want to remind anybody reading to not take random internet stranger comment as fact. Most of this comes from my memory and not solid sources. But this doesn’t mean everything I said is wrong.

    • @davidwalsh7418
      @davidwalsh7418 Год назад +1

      @@sethquan409 Why the Kazakh people hate China? What China did do to them?

  • @Miamcoline
    @Miamcoline Год назад +39

    Excellent report. I think that amid all the massive turmoil and hardship we've seen over the last few years, one of the major positives we've seen is a massive increase in respect for and familiarity with the Kazakh, Ukrainian, and Sudanese people for standing up for themselves without any assistance from the world against those who sought to oppress their culture, rights and self-determination. What amazing and brave people.

    • @From_Kazakhstan_with_meow
      @From_Kazakhstan_with_meow Год назад +1

      Thank you🙏🏼 All we want here in Kazakhstan is peace for ourself and every other nation in the World. Friendship is a treasure we all should always maintain🇰🇿

    • @Miamcoline
      @Miamcoline Год назад

      @@From_Kazakhstan_with_meow 🙏

  • @mareka3740
    @mareka3740 Год назад +176

    We in Poland often think that our geographic location between two more powerful and aggressive countries (militarily or economically) is a very unfortunate one but there are other countries in a similar position just like Kazakhstan between Russia and China or Armenia between Turkey and Azerbaijan.

    • @HellMollyHolly
      @HellMollyHolly Год назад +56

      Hello from Lithuania 🇱🇹 stuck between Kaliningrad occupied by ruso fascists and belarus, kremlins kukold

    • @LSmoney215
      @LSmoney215 Год назад

      Putin want all former ussr states back but Putin will fail.

    • @matthewmiller6568
      @matthewmiller6568 Год назад +20

      It's even worse than that. Because the central Asian countries are also sandwiched between India and OIC. Meaning that they are also sandwiched between two other super groups.

    • @wertiopo
      @wertiopo Год назад

      You mean Poo-land 🖕🇵🇱.... It's the anniversary of the genocide in Odessa when hundreds of people were burned alive and other terrorist acts were committed by the gringo-and-anglosaxon pestilence inspired ukronazis at the start of the murderous coup. May the victims rest in peace and may the perpetrators both in ukronaziland and gringoland receive the justice they deserve 🤮🇺🇸🤮🇺🇦 🤮🇬🇧

    • @stevechambers7739
      @stevechambers7739 Год назад +56

      Greetings from Mongolia, stuck between China and Russia

  • @manolsen4868
    @manolsen4868 Год назад +62

    As Kazakh citizen I strongly oppose to China and its influence in Kazakhstan , we all aware what they do Uighur Turks and this is not a secret anymore, even Chinese try to lie and hide the crime they commit against Uighurs.

    • @luis.m.da.s.cesar1968
      @luis.m.da.s.cesar1968 Год назад +14

      Very well said

    • @ibingobingo
      @ibingobingo Год назад +5

      Don't worry. Apparently your country is practicing a balancing policy. It won't go fully to the side of China.

    • @jamilbrugsen1362
      @jamilbrugsen1362 Год назад +1

      ETHNIC KAZAKHS TOO EXPOSED TO THAT VILE CRIMES IN XINJANG AKA EAST TURKISTAN,CHINA IS A THREAT

    • @mikeriley3556
      @mikeriley3556 Год назад

      how do you feel about what Turkey is doing to its Kurdish citizens? it's worse than china to Uighurs and it's been happening since 1923 when that genocidal maniac ataturk created a false turk-only nation

    • @angelachanelhuang1651
      @angelachanelhuang1651 Год назад

      I'm in AMERICA

  • @baigutov_01
    @baigutov_01 Год назад +32

    since I am a Kazakh myself, I will say that it is really not easy for Kazakhstan to find itself between the Russian bears and the Chinese dragon. since we used to be part of the USSR, our economy depends on Russia. But now the new generation understands how much pain and suffering the USSR brought to the Kazakh people. this is hunger, war, the execution of Kazakh intellectuals in the 30s, they were taken away and left with nothing. Kazakhstan needs a deep partnership with Europe and the US. thanks to the author of the video for the work! all the best in the world!

    • @KoKomusic83
      @KoKomusic83 Год назад

      Kazakh and Chinese are genetically same race..😊 ..How many Russian killed Kazakh people in Kazakhstan?

    • @S1mpl3YouTube
      @S1mpl3YouTube Год назад +2

      ​@@KoKomusic83up to millions of people, that has slowed down the country's population growth over the years

    • @yo2trader539
      @yo2trader539 Год назад +4

      ​@@KoKomusic83Rus/Slav are Balto-Slavic. It's not just Central Asia, they killed millions of Tatars in the Volga region and Siberia. They exiled whole populations, starving many of them to death like the Crimean Tatars. That's how they Russified the Urals, Siberia, Caucasus, and Far East. Ironically, the the Ukrainians were the vanguards of the Russian expansion, and now the same tactics are used on Ukrainians.

    • @aibolblack
      @aibolblack 6 месяцев назад

      ⁠@@KoKomusic83This is Hunger and Nuclear Pollution, it’s showed in data investigated by both Kazakhstan and Russia.

    • @RRD7-A904
      @RRD7-A904 6 месяцев назад

      If Kazakhstan relies on Europe and the US they will be extorted for their uranium and they will also be aiding western tyranny not to mention the west is likely to overthrow the Kazakh government if they haven't done so already and get Kazakh people into conflicts that will bankrupt their country. The west is good at keeping eastern countries poor and desperate

  • @IrtizaNadeem-jt8cn
    @IrtizaNadeem-jt8cn Год назад +150

    As someone from this region, I believe you are not highlighting the reaction of Kazakhstan and Central Asia strong enough.
    The Central Asian neighbors of Russia are responding just as coldly as European ones.
    Just recently an Uzbekistan leader was loudly scolding Putin in front of everyone about Central Asians being Russia's former colonies and Putin looked disturbed.
    This situation needs to be highlighted.

    • @pwn5047
      @pwn5047 Год назад +4

      you were given independence after the collapse of the Soviet Union, what else do you need?

    • @noralilja5819
      @noralilja5819 Год назад +71

      @@pwn5047 Compensation for the killing of millions of civilians in Kazakhstan.

    • @pwn5047
      @pwn5047 Год назад +1

      @@noralilja5819 what

    • @ldhorricks
      @ldhorricks Год назад +33

      @@pwn5047 and they should be thankful to who about that...to Russia/Former Soviet Untion?...which annexed pretty much all of the former Soviet Republics.

    • @parvizhamidov1078
      @parvizhamidov1078 Год назад +21

      that was not Uzbek president who slammed Putin, it was Tajik president Imomali Rahmon

  • @mazardam11
    @mazardam11 Год назад +48

    Alğa Kazağym 🇰🇿

  • @cadmanjack4964
    @cadmanjack4964 Год назад +23

    One thing is missing here: main oil plants in Kazakhstan are controlled by US and there is a agreement that US will protect those properties. This was signed at Washington in 90’s.

    • @timur6532
      @timur6532 10 месяцев назад

      Not only US, British Petroleum, CNPC China, and Luckoil Russia...

    • @helloworld-ti5zs
      @helloworld-ti5zs 5 месяцев назад

      Not US. 50% belong to China.

  • @Zaerki
    @Zaerki Год назад +78

    Man, imagine living next to Russia AND China. What a tough life.

    • @indrajaya9585
      @indrajaya9585 Год назад

      Mongolia still happy with them, they only problem in Asia is Japan, no one can sleep well with this country.

    • @Crazy_Rich_Asian
      @Crazy_Rich_Asian Год назад +4

      ​@@paulxu9653 wtf you talking bout

    • @LalaLa-ze7kv
      @LalaLa-ze7kv Год назад +48

      @@paulxu9653 they did. Ask Uyghurs and Djungars if they still exist about China. Also ask Ukrainians, Tatars, Bashkirs, Kazakhs about famines Russians created for them. And don't forget to ask Caucasians about ethnic cleansings that Stalin did too 👍

    • @paulxu9653
      @paulxu9653 Год назад +4

      @@LalaLa-ze7kv you can not even tell the differences between the rumors and the facts

    • @kaban_kz
      @kaban_kz Год назад +33

      @@paulxu9653 facts are 40% of Kazakh population died during 1932/33 famine which was created by Soviets

  • @UbermanNullist
    @UbermanNullist Год назад +115

    Kazakhstan is a linchpin that could make Russia vulnerable. Europe should pay more attention to Kazakhstan. Maybe Kazakhstan is not so big economy, so Europeans are not interested. But as Kazakhstan gets more support from west, Russia will lose its power.

    • @manthanpatel6295
      @manthanpatel6295 Год назад +10

      😂😂😂😂 like china and Russia allow that to happens..

    • @FairDugait-jy7xj
      @FairDugait-jy7xj Год назад

      Russia won't exist in 1 year. That's when the gold runs out and the country balkanizes. China is completely dependent on trade with the US. And china's demographics mean they have 10 years before they break up as well. Want the math?

    • @OleOlesen-pc8zk
      @OleOlesen-pc8zk Год назад

      Russia will obliterate them, like the Ukrainians...if they fell threaten by western influence in Kazakhstan 😀😀

    • @weichentechnikk8083
      @weichentechnikk8083 Год назад +24

      @@manthanpatel6295 What is Russia going to do about it ? Invade them ? 😆

    • @dawoodahmadi2784
      @dawoodahmadi2784 Год назад

      You mean turn Kazakhstan to todays Ukraine? West should focus on its own problems and stay away from everyone else affairs and let people fight their own battles. West isn’t Jesus! We all know what happened to Iraq, Libya, Syria,Ukraine,Afghanistan list is long!

  • @l_the_first
    @l_the_first Год назад +126

    It's very important for us here in Kazakhstan (Qazaqstan) to feel this worldwide support!
    All our thoughts are now with brotherly Ukranians - we understand that they defend whole world! And we are sure they will crash the backbone of this monster and provide us all with peace and bright future!

    • @tianlezheng6829
      @tianlezheng6829 Год назад +4

      CIA bot

    • @maxh7637
      @maxh7637 Год назад +7

      Come on. Do you think anyone in the West cares about Kazakhstan?

    • @SimplyVanis
      @SimplyVanis Год назад +10

      ​@@maxh7637 It's not about "Caring" it's about having ethics. Kazakhstan is in a place, where West can't really get to, to actually help if they need to. But we would mourn and try to support internationally as much as we could.

    • @maxh7637
      @maxh7637 Год назад

      @@SimplyVanis You can't be serious, lol.

    • @aianchik2873
      @aianchik2873 Год назад

      ​@@tianlezheng6829 Jerk

  • @thesixth2330
    @thesixth2330 Год назад +10

    Why did you go to Kazakhstan and asked a non-Kazakh about the country? Why didn't you interview a Kazakh journalist? They Wouldn't tow the DW line? What a joke!!

  • @torablack
    @torablack Год назад +37

    I hope for the best and that the politicians of Kazakhstan put their country and people 1st.

    • @MrBeeMAD
      @MrBeeMAD Год назад

      It's not true. Every government is against its people.

  • @mikesamovarov4054
    @mikesamovarov4054 Год назад +75

    I visited Kazahstan for a few months in 1993, what a wonderful country. I feel so sorry they're stuck between Russia and China, with no support from NATO or any other western alliance. Too small to fight both 🇨🇳 and 🇷🇺

    • @minech4d
      @minech4d Год назад +44

      We won’t fight with them🇰🇿
      We are Switzerland of Asia

    • @sayatnurlan7510
      @sayatnurlan7510 Год назад +11

      It might be even better for us. Just need to hold the right balance between two dragons.

    • @gboete
      @gboete Год назад

      Only when the west is involved, it becomes dangerous. The US is only interested in it’s own profit in any way, and has a history of starting wars to please the gigantic military industrial complex, and maintain it’s enormous “defense” budget. Never peace when the US is involved. No problem to be between China and Russia, because they are much more considerate about other countries than the US (and their EU NATO partners).

    • @RomanVarl
      @RomanVarl Год назад

      God forbid they receive NATO "support". There is no faster way to to start a war in their country

    • @李李海顺
      @李李海顺 Год назад +2

      NATO is trust worthy?

  • @Crashed131963
    @Crashed131963 Год назад +70

    That's what Ukraine , Georgia and Chechnya thought about Putin at one time also.
    Head in the sand is not a great long term plan.

    • @RUTHLESSambition5
      @RUTHLESSambition5 Год назад

      Without Putin the leader would have been overthrown last year

    • @Bajtjr
      @Bajtjr Год назад

      Thats probably what all Russian non-NATO neighbors think except Belarus which is ignorant about Russian intensions but you are right, Russia is just looking for excuses to invade neighboring countries and take their land.

    • @wertiopo
      @wertiopo Год назад +3

      It's the anniversary of the genocide in Odessa when hundreds of people were burned alive and other terrorist acts were committed by the gringo-and-anglosaxon pestilence inspired ukronazis at the start of the murderous coup. May the victims rest in peace and may the perpetrators both in ukronaziland and gringoland receive the justice they deserve 🤮🇺🇸🤮🇺🇦 🤮🇬🇧

    • @myaopan
      @myaopan Год назад

      @@wertiopo do you realize you might be brainwashed by your media ?

    • @alexsalemo9137
      @alexsalemo9137 Год назад

      Hey dumb, chechenya never been independent country, is part of Russian federation…

  • @asulanaltinbek346
    @asulanaltinbek346 Год назад +65

    I suppose it is not the other people who can understand the real situation in Kazakhstan. It is the Kazakhs themselves, who understand better than the people who live in other parts of the world. Trust me, the situation of Ukraine and Kazakhstan cannot be compared from any perspective, whether cultural, political, economic, etc. The factors that affected the situation in Ukraine are only applicable to Ukraine itself and no other country. Secondly, I want to say that there is no anxiety among Kazakh people, contrary to the claims of that correspondent. I think over-evaluation can sometimes be not very plausible. Everyone is living a peaceful life as before. For those who don't have enough knowledge about Kazakhstan, it is a peaceful country that maintains a 'rational' policy for everyone and everything. Kazakhs historically had their own state and will have it in the future too. Kazakhs are descendants of Turks and Kazakhstan is a descendant of Turkic Khanate. Applying a general conclusion to everything without considering details and nuances will at least give a flawed result.

    • @zaf7794
      @zaf7794 Год назад +7

      Pigeon close eye the cat don't disappear or go away. It is the pigeon who is fool.

    • @ЛараЛейла
      @ЛараЛейла Год назад +1

      @@zaf7794 Exact expression!

    • @ЛараЛейла
      @ЛараЛейла Год назад +4

      Асулан, президент Казахстана, также как и другие президенты Центральной Азии зависим от Кремля. Неужели Вы думаете, что они просто так воздерживаются в голосовании ООН? Следите за новостями. В прошлом году президент РФ пригрозил президентам Центральной Азии, что если кто-то из ЦА будет противоречить "России", т.е. Кремлю, то "Россия" примет меры. Сколько раз арестовывали нефть Казахстана без какой-либо причины? Сколько раз Казахстанским бизнесменам кремлисты перекрывали железнодорожные пути? Казахстанским бизнесменам разных Национальностей, даже этническим Русским Казахстана.
      Кстати, а знаете ли Вы, что 50% Казахстанской нефти и газа принадлежит Российским компаниям? "Благодарите" за это первого недопрезидента Казахстана.
      P.S.: Естественно, этнические Русские Казахстана не имеют отношение к террористической политики Кремля.

    • @mrbale1815
      @mrbale1815 Год назад +2

      чушь пронес

    • @777777752853
      @777777752853 Год назад +4

      Бот не вводи в заблуждение людей . Из-за таких как ты Казахстану запад не будет помогать

  • @mkirkmaclean-pp5ll
    @mkirkmaclean-pp5ll Год назад +43

    The Kaszak people have done a masterful job of walking a tightrope and turned their natural fearce warlike nature into a wonderful change...they have learned a better way just as china and Germany have done so well...Japan is the shinning light and our best teacher in this and we all are eager to welcome the Kaszak people in a necessary endeavor
    💙💋

  • @magzhantursunbayev8534
    @magzhantursunbayev8534 Год назад +35

    unfortunately, we didn't choose our geography, the longest land border with Russia, yet authorities tying up all Kazakh economic sector with Russia, this was their blindspot. but as it has been said in the video, it is very much accurate that younger generation of Kazakhstan does NOT see essential ties with Russia at all. so it is all about our government and their decision (without prior consulting people) to be a part of all pro-Russian economic and military organizations. Many people including myself though, would like our country to withdraw all those organizations.

    • @sabiradaulbayeva9552
      @sabiradaulbayeva9552 Год назад +1

      А ты за многих не отвечай . Соседей не выбирают . Они даются Богом. Потому слава Богу и за Россию и за Китай наших соседей

    • @magzhantursunbayev8534
      @magzhantursunbayev8534 Год назад +4

      @@sabiradaulbayeva9552 я на "ты" переходил, культура на высшем уровне)

    • @UchihaITACHI-zk9oc
      @UchihaITACHI-zk9oc Год назад +4

      @@sabiradaulbayeva9552 Фантазер не существует бога. Границы создали сами люди. Граничить с россией самая худшая вещь

    • @pandarry3212
      @pandarry3212 Год назад +1

      @@sabiradaulbayeva9552 Сабира, барып ыдыс аяк жусайшы. Не лезь в политику, у тебя плохо получается

    • @777777752853
      @777777752853 Год назад +2

      ​@@sabiradaulbayeva9552 а ты вообще заткнись. Он правильно написал . Он выразил мнение многих казахов

  • @jank6340
    @jank6340 Год назад +43

    DW, thank you for interesting programs like this one on Kazakhstan.

  • @NSmusicsoul
    @NSmusicsoul Год назад +8

    Wtf are you talking about? There’s no real opposition in Kazakhstan. Those who really wanted changes from dictatorship to democracy were killed and/or tortured. Nowadays there are many people who are imprisoned as well. This video doesn’t show a real situation.

  • @zico739
    @zico739 Год назад +32

    Astana is a pretty name for a city.

    • @MSA_madi
      @MSA_madi Год назад

      Yeah. It sounds like a place from malaysia in my opinion.

    • @ErmaPula
      @ErmaPula Год назад +7

      Astana literally means capital. So in kazakh if you say Astana is the capital of Kazakhstan (Астана - Қазақстанның астанасы) is like saying Capital is the capital of Kazakhstan

    • @zico739
      @zico739 Год назад

      @@ErmaPulaNoted.

    • @ermuhambetcalmenov8104
      @ermuhambetcalmenov8104 Год назад

      Astana-Satana

  • @perfect7128
    @perfect7128 Год назад +8

    As being young Kazakh I am against the Soviet Union, Russia, and China. Nowadays, we are more Westernized. So we don't prefer either of these countries above. We just want to live in a free country where the value of free speech and no bribes and no corruption.

    • @jkc3738
      @jkc3738 Год назад

      You must be living in a dream....human society is doomed to be corrupt and accept bribes...freedom of speech only serves the country.....

    • @BerikSBB
      @BerikSBB Год назад +2

      Демократиядан Батыс бізде тек лгбт, феминизмді қолдап жатыр. Мұнай, газ Еуропаға тасылса олар ешқашан демократия, сөз еркіндікті қолдамайді біздің елде

    • @koushikdas1992
      @koushikdas1992 Год назад

      ​@@BerikSBBLGBT and feminists are not inhumam people! Come on!

    • @penlei003I
      @penlei003I Год назад +1

      Don't be naive, corruption is perfectly legal in America

    • @helloworld-ti5zs
      @helloworld-ti5zs 11 месяцев назад

      😂😂😂Наивный человек.

  • @ITentrepreneur
    @ITentrepreneur Год назад +38

    Kazakhstan would be willing to drift away from Russia and support anti-Russian sanctions. But unfortunately, today it does not have many opportunities to do so. One of the main balls of Kazakhstan that Russia is squeezing in its hands is Caspian Pipeline Consortium, which so far has no alternative.
    Secondly, as you have already understood from the video Kazakhstan has a poorly competitive army, brought up by the templates of the Soviet military school. There is no big hope on China, the West is far away, no one will help us like Ukraine. For me, as a Kazakhstani, it would be good to hear if the Western democratic countries, which Kazakhstan also strives to belong to, would work together to find a better solution to the current situation.

    • @zuzubitzak8739
      @zuzubitzak8739 Год назад +1

      Russian sanctions are destroying Europe....do you want to destroy Kazakhstan?

    • @wertiopo
      @wertiopo Год назад

      It's the anniversary of the genocide in Odessa when hundreds of people were burned alive and other terrorist acts were committed by the gringo-and-anglosaxon pestilence inspired ukronazis at the start of the murderous coup. May the victims rest in peace and may the perpetrators both in ukronaziland and gringoland receive the justice they deserve 🤮🇺🇸🤮🇺🇦 🤮🇬🇧

    • @myaopan
      @myaopan Год назад +7

      @@wertiopo Russian bot 😂

    • @autumnphillips151
      @autumnphillips151 Год назад +7

      May I ask, would the people prefer to have the name of their country transliterated as Kazakhstan or Qazaqstan, and their demonym and ethnicity transliterated as Kazakhstani and Kazakh or Qazaqstani and Qazaq? I’ve recently learned after typing it for so long that the Kazakh transliteration was actually from the Russian word, whereas the Kazakh/Qazaq word is supposed to be transliterated as Qazaq. It seems like how for so long we’ve been writing (and saying, as there is a pronunciation difference as well) Kiev, the Russian word, instead of Kyiv, the Ukrainian word.

    • @ibingobingo
      @ibingobingo Год назад +5

      Just keep up with the balancing policy. The more your country goes to China, the more support it will get from Russia and the west. It's fine as long as you don't align yourself fully to one side. The worst choice would be to act as the west's proxy and to fight against both Russia and China.

  • @josephnulley6808
    @josephnulley6808 Год назад +14

    A great report with good insights into the situation in Kazakhstan by Konstantin Eggert.......

  • @gurhanweyrah3930
    @gurhanweyrah3930 Год назад +39

    I think their best course of action is to sign a NATO style agreement with the other central Asian countries and invest heavily in the military. With 77 million population in the region, they can stay neutral and trade with everyone.

    • @dragb9284
      @dragb9284 Год назад +3

      That probably would be the vest course of actions

    • @zuzubitzak8739
      @zuzubitzak8739 Год назад

      Why more arms..... weapons create wars, armies get tired of just sitting around, weapons manufacturers will start a war to make money 💰

    • @bakhtiyarsadykov8255
      @bakhtiyarsadykov8255 Год назад +10

      Yes, we definitely need a stronger security union with other Central Asian republics. Maybe it's good to empower the Organisation of Turkic States.

    • @wertiopo
      @wertiopo Год назад +3

      It's the anniversary of the genocide in Odessa when hundreds of people were burned alive and other terrorist acts were committed by the gringo-and-anglosaxon pestilence inspired ukronazis at the start of the murderous coup. May the victims rest in peace and may the perpetrators both in ukronaziland and gringoland receive the justice they deserve 🤮🇺🇸🤮🇺🇦 🤮🇬🇧

    • @dragb9284
      @dragb9284 Год назад +1

      @Maxus Lorenzo the heck I Dident even mention them joining nato?

  • @realwebuser
    @realwebuser Год назад +12

    We are Kazakhs very pleasant by some kind of support and appreciate it)😊

    • @helloworld-ti5zs
      @helloworld-ti5zs 11 месяцев назад

      На словах оно , конечно. 😬 Манипуляция красивая.

  • @NexPutax
    @NexPutax Год назад +39

    Current and informative reporting, with valuable insights on how Russia has frittered away it's influence in neighboring states. It reveals how much of a chimera that "influence"really was, ...and draining away before one's very eyes. Thank you.

    • @wertiopo
      @wertiopo Год назад

      It's the anniversary of the genocide in Odessa when hundreds of people were burned alive and other terrorist acts were committed by the gringo-and-anglosaxon pestilence inspired ukronazis at the start of the murderous coup. May the victims rest in peace and may the perpetrators both in ukronaziland and gringoland receive the justice they deserve 🤮🇺🇸🤮🇺🇦 🤮🇬🇧

  • @striderwhiston9897
    @striderwhiston9897 Год назад +37

    Kazakhstan has land in Europe (Similar to Turkiyé, only a small amount), it could join the European Union, if it did I feel a lot will welcome them.
    EU might help grow Kazakhstans economy and standard of living, but there will also be many other issues

    • @ibingobingo
      @ibingobingo Год назад

      Bad idea. Do you want to unite Russia and China against Kazakhstan? That will be the country's eternal nightmare.

    • @notawidow6560
      @notawidow6560 Год назад +11

      Eu won't even allow turkey in for 70 years, what delusions are you thinking they'll let Kazakhstan in 😂😂😂

    • @Emilechen
      @Emilechen Год назад +5

      if Morocco and Armenia can't join EU, why Turkey and Kazakhstan?

    • @striderwhiston9897
      @striderwhiston9897 Год назад

      @@Emilechen Armenia is immensely pro-russian and Morocco is in Africa.

    • @ajaykumarsingh702
      @ajaykumarsingh702 Год назад +1

      And why didn't Europe helped Kazakhstan till now ?

  • @StrangerFromAnotherDay
    @StrangerFromAnotherDay Год назад +4

    It's actually pretty objective and honest review of Kazakhstan from global polical view, great job to summarize all this information

  • @joyx6341
    @joyx6341 Год назад +37

    Kazakh people should first start getting rid of Russian language, like we actively do in Ukraine. Of course, there is a significant part of Ukrainian population has been russified during Soviets and even independent Ukraine, and those people feel very uncomfortable with such policy and it's quite fair, but Russia is like octopus without its tentacles for post-Soviet satellites "cleaned up" from Russian language.

    • @neverknowsbest2879
      @neverknowsbest2879 Год назад +10

      Ukraine should learn from Kazakhstan, not the other way.
      Ukraine had 52 million population in 1989, how large is Ukrainian population now? De-facto somewhere between 20 and 30 millions.
      Kazakhstan started from 16 millions and have 19 now.
      Ukraine has achieved nothing in 30 years except for all kind of conflicts.
      Soon enough Kazakhstan will have way more weight than Ukraine. Who could imagine it 30 years ago?

    • @joyx6341
      @joyx6341 Год назад +13

      @@neverknowsbest2879 You better make your time learn our post soviet period history and what is oligarchat and how it promoted corruption and led country to impoverishment. How our country under russian survailence could not manage to develop political democratic institutions. You can't even imagine how everything change into positive side when Ukraine stand on proeuroean development path and started to break all ties with autocratic imperialistic country.

    • @joyx6341
      @joyx6341 Год назад

      @@neverknowsbest2879 Having russia as an ally being its satellite means you will looose at some point your history, culture, language, traditions and will be absorbed as it always been part of imperia. Russia doesn't respect people roots.

    • @БейбарысЖаңабайұлы-и1ч
      @БейбарысЖаңабайұлы-и1ч Год назад +2

      I also think that it is necessary to move away from the Russian language, but only for ethnic Kazakhs, who are 70%. But let the rest of the diasporas develop their languages.

    • @yuejiang4601
      @yuejiang4601 Год назад

      @@neverknowsbest2879 你是聪明的

  • @dinara65498
    @dinara65498 Год назад +16

    Whenever I watch videos about Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 (my country) and see that the purpose is to mention politics there it just feels so wrong when they interview mostly a group of people who are somehow related to politics or Russian speaking people. It makes us feel as if commoners and masses really have nothing to do with the issue. What’s the point of making a video and generalising the political thoughts when you are yourselves biased about whom to interview. It would be great to hear what citizens think of the situation itself. Having said that, your content is helpful to many of the viewers. Would like to thank you for your job and for spreading awareness 🙏🏻✨🥹

  • @Omni0404
    @Omni0404 Год назад +16

    Uh oh. A large number of Russian speaking people? That can only mean one thing... special operation time.

    • @OleOlesen-pc8zk
      @OleOlesen-pc8zk Год назад +2

      As long as Kazakhstan not treats its Russian population ...as Ukraine did, then there is no need for a special military operation 😉

    • @joyx6341
      @joyx6341 Год назад

      Exactly. Russian language is like decease spread across post soviet satellites but hard to cure.

    • @Omni0404
      @Omni0404 Год назад +8

      @@OleOlesen-pc8zk You think that's why Putler invaded Ukraine? Lmao

    • @sianxie7215
      @sianxie7215 Год назад

      吹阴风点鬼火

    • @Omni0404
      @Omni0404 Год назад

      @@sianxie7215 维尼熊
      维尼熊
      又胖又小的熊身上都塞满了绒毛

  • @astalm5528
    @astalm5528 Год назад +59

    *I am from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 and we suffer most time from our dictator prezident Toqayev* .
    He ordered to shoot without any warning to his own people in last year. He killed more than 200 kazakh people😢

    • @wackyruss
      @wackyruss Год назад +9

      I remember this vividly. I was in Atyrau when the uprising started.

    • @noahway13
      @noahway13 Год назад +4

      The only defence you have is numbers. If half the country takes to the streets, it will help. Guns and ammo wouldn't hurt either.

    • @noralilja5819
      @noralilja5819 Год назад +8

      Putin's trolls are everywhere👎👎👎

    • @striderwhiston9897
      @striderwhiston9897 Год назад +3

      As a Kazakh, would you rather being closer to the West (So, most of Europe, USA, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, etc) or being close to the East (China, Russia, and such)

    • @Ms.Norths.Musings
      @Ms.Norths.Musings Год назад +3

      You need a new President. No President should kill his people in such a vile way.

  • @Kazakhstan3939
    @Kazakhstan3939 Год назад +23

    We kazakhs are tied to russia in every issue not because we like Russia but because our former dictator nazarbayev did everything in favor of Russia and against the interests of our nation.after the collapse of the USSR we even didn't need Russian language but it was forcibly made a second language in our country by the dictator.and today the world community think that Russian language is our mother tongue.when our neighbor countries in central asia revived their languages after the dissolution of USSR our dictator again made our nation a puppet state(politically and economically)of Russia

  • @acchaladka
    @acchaladka Год назад +17

    Another excellent piece of analysis and explanation, thank you team DW. The topic is indeed like the region, fascinating and important. Would love a follow on report on neighbouring countries, in particular Kyrgyzstan and Azerbaijan.

  • @МелиссаПавлодар
    @МелиссаПавлодар Год назад +3

    Нам профессор в универе говорил, чтокз раздает свои полезные ископаемые всем странам, чтоб страна не увязла в войнах. Жалко только что из 20млн очень бедно многие в бедности живут

  • @speculawyer
    @speculawyer Год назад +7

    Russia hasn't been paying rent for the Space facilities in Kazakhstan. I think that the Russian space industry is dying. Between the Ukraine war and SpaceX, Russia cannot keep up.

  • @lisalessa8893
    @lisalessa8893 Год назад +17

    Kazakhstan is between 2 totalitarian powers, it is a very difficult for us with our big territory, low population and economy. Our hope is democratization of Russia, that would be our path to democracy, but at this moment we have to run between rain drops in our foreign policy

    • @Emilechen
      @Emilechen Год назад

      China has almost 0 historic conflict and 0 land border with Kazakhstan,
      Kazakhstan is also member of Shanghai Cooperation Organization, so it is ok,

    • @Max_Jacoby
      @Max_Jacoby Год назад +9

      @@Emilechen China DO HAS a land border with Kazakhstan!

    • @lisalessa8893
      @lisalessa8893 Год назад +1

      @「小噩夢子」koshmarik it’s not a hatred. It’s an awareness. U country is totalitarian and powerful. This is fact. It is a threat for a neighbor, whatever u say as long as u r totalitarian and will have influence.

    • @李李海顺
      @李李海顺 Год назад

      Hello. I am a Chinese. We never invade any countries in history. Think you often read western media. Pity that. We are a peaceful country.

  • @heli398
    @heli398 Год назад +7

    Did DW not remmeber kazakhstan president ask putin for assistance for putting down a uprising like a year ago. I think they are very close to russia....

    • @nenasiek
      @nenasiek Год назад

      They also kicked out russian officials after bringing back order

    • @kamillamyngzhassar
      @kamillamyngzhassar Год назад

      right. this video showed it like kazakhstan is between russia's and china's politics, and a little west. its true, however kazakhstan is mostly influenced by russia. a lot. even though we have some disagreements with russia, we dont stand up for ourselves. the main reason is that longest border. sadly, i dont see how kazakhstan can ever be not close to russia.our safety does depend on russia currently. the good thing is that most kazakh people seem to understand these complicated relationships.

  • @raquetdude
    @raquetdude Год назад +19

    Kazakhstan will drift towards Europe to balance out relations with China and Russia.

    • @DSAK55
      @DSAK55 Год назад +1

      slow drift

    • @user-hf8hb1ob8uuiikj
      @user-hf8hb1ob8uuiikj Год назад +13

      As Kazakh I hope so. We have really good relationships with Western world.

    • @raquetdude
      @raquetdude Год назад +1

      @@accountnew7030 nah, not in the current political climate.
      India has historically been on good terms with Russia (they have a shared weapons development program) and they are currently buying oil/gas from Russia.
      Secondly China would HATE it if India was seen to be growing there, China would prefer them to slide towards Europe as Europe is the end destination for Chinese goods (belt and road).
      Turkey is a mess until it has a leader that isn’t an extremist that talks about the Ottoman Empire 2.0.
      Turkey would be a factor but not as big as Europe Union, especially as Armenia and Georgia want to join the EU which are required for Kazakh trade to Europe/Turkey to occur.

    • @raquetdude
      @raquetdude Год назад +1

      @@user-hf8hb1ob8uuiikj you know how historically France allied with Russia and Germany was court in the middle?
      I see it similar as the EU allying with the Central Asian nations in the far future honestly.

    • @d1tto232
      @d1tto232 Год назад

      I doubt that they want European values throw at their faces at every little opportunity European countries want to pressure them to then provoque another revolution like Libya and export their resources with EU condition's on human rights

  • @ntlineman
    @ntlineman Год назад +5

    Since Kazakhstan has oil it has its own power and doesn’t need Russian or Chinese help !

  • @LowOfSolipsism
    @LowOfSolipsism Год назад +11

    Astana means capital in kazakh.

  • @-htl-
    @-htl- Год назад +6

    What would the Tour de France be with Astana 😊 Kazakhstan stay strong and independent.

  • @Raghav_Modi
    @Raghav_Modi Год назад +30

    Namaskar 🙏🙏🙏🙏
    Things may not be perfect in Kazakhstan, but - its still heaven compared to World's Biggest Landfill - India.
    Failed State India ranks 107 on Hunger Index, 132 on HDI, 180 on EPI, 126 on Happiness Index
    India's GDP per capita is less than that of Namibia. Just imagine how fortunate you are to be Born in the Kazakhstan 🙏

    • @jude175
      @jude175 Год назад +4

      What a good comment.

    • @pavelslutsky3114
      @pavelslutsky3114 Год назад +4

      If you had as much resources per capita you'd be no worse.

    • @user-hf8hb1ob8uuiikj
      @user-hf8hb1ob8uuiikj Год назад +16

      It's because we have little population (thanks to soviet terror during which Stalin and Goloschekin starved to death 70% of Kazakh population and executed a lot) and a lot of natural resources (thanks to our ancestors who fought everyone during centuries to give us this rich land)

    • @spectre3954
      @spectre3954 Год назад +3

      @@user-hf8hb1ob8uuiikj he is a pakistani bot with a Indian name, dont take him seriously, i m an Indian and i love what my Country is and what it will become...

    • @user-hf8hb1ob8uuiikj
      @user-hf8hb1ob8uuiikj Год назад +9

      @@spectre3954 India will become superpower. Strong military, rich culture, huge population, a talented nation. Good luck and best wishes to India

  • @askhatassanbayev7755
    @askhatassanbayev7755 Год назад +3

    Thank you, as Kazakh who lives in Kazakhstan I can say that the information given is accurate and close to reality. At least from my perspection. Dosym Satbayev is very popular and respected analyst so its good that you asked his opinion. Thanks one more time to your team

  • @uyghurian
    @uyghurian Год назад +8

    This is great journalism, comprehensive, neutral and fresh information.

  • @akbdawgo6396
    @akbdawgo6396 Год назад +1

    I love Kazakhstan, best place I've ever visited. Such kind people

  • @HashiramaSenyu
    @HashiramaSenyu Год назад +8

    Kazakhstan has a population of 18 mln as opposed to ukraine's 40 mln. And they definitely know that they will be annihilated by Russia if they try to do what Ukrainians did. They stand at a tricky place geographically speaking. Rn everything is working fine and Kazakh policy makers will keep that in mind.

    • @Emilechen
      @Emilechen Год назад +1

      China will not let Russia to do it,

    • @pollarsurname5829
      @pollarsurname5829 Год назад +2

      Kazakhstan population is 20 millions, worldwide kazakhs are somewhere between 25 to 30 millions

    • @HashiramaSenyu
      @HashiramaSenyu Год назад +1

      @@Emilechen Likewise Russia has no problem in china's increasing influence in C Asia because Unlike NATO it doesn't pose a threat to Russian Political System/Establishment. CHINA is not inclined to military expansionism so russia doesn't have a problem with that.

    • @bumarangnebula2589
      @bumarangnebula2589 Год назад +6

      Imagine the ethnic kazakh Population without the tragedies happening from 1914-45

    • @asylnbola1445
      @asylnbola1445 Год назад +1

      ​@@pollarsurname5829 lmao worldwide we only is 20 mln

  • @Rugged-Mongol
    @Rugged-Mongol Год назад +20

    Same with us Mongols, as modern-day Russian, Chinese, and Kazakh states can trace their institutional origins to our Empire.

    • @puraLusa
      @puraLusa Год назад +2

      I have the feeling that if rus and china relationship goes south, mongolia will be the suffering part.

    • @victorye7150
      @victorye7150 Год назад +3

      Lmao copping! Before mongol was even a thing. China and Russia have already existed thousands of years especially China. Mongols have only conquered their territories but not their people. On the contrary Majority of mongols Gengis Kan's offsprings included have all assimilated into local cultures. Who is been conquered? Think again.

    • @channelwithoutanyparticula5256
      @channelwithoutanyparticula5256 Год назад +1

      Not really, mongolia and kazakhstan were invaded many times in history leading to their institutions disappearing A lot

    • @ManAssome
      @ManAssome Год назад +5

      @@victorye7150 wait.. Russia existed thousands of years before mongols?? RIP my braincells after reading this💀💀💀

    • @asylnbola1445
      @asylnbola1445 Год назад

      ​@@channelwithoutanyparticula5256 lmao its opposite Mongols and kazakhs invaded Eurasia 😂

  • @nuclearweapons3226
    @nuclearweapons3226 Год назад +1

    So many ads in this video, so annoying 🤦🤬

  • @derty584
    @derty584 Год назад +3

    We do not want to speak russian and have any relationship with this country thats what 75-80 precent of kazakhs want

  • @nbgoodiscore1303
    @nbgoodiscore1303 Год назад +24

    Brazil has to learn from Kazakhstan how to be neutral.

    • @eliso5973
      @eliso5973 Год назад

      Brazil is a member of BRICS.

    • @victorye7150
      @victorye7150 Год назад +2

      It's not for you to decide either you can be neutral or not. Unlike Swiss the country that located in the specific geographic location therefore they can be neutral. Brazil has to pick side other wise she'll be wrecked by China and the US at the same time.

    • @nbgoodiscore1303
      @nbgoodiscore1303 Год назад +3

      @@victorye7150 I said Kazakhstan, not Switzerland. They're different countries.

    • @eliso5973
      @eliso5973 Год назад

      @@victorye7150 no, China will not wreck Brazil, only US does. Brazil picks China over US for economic reason. China offers trade and infrastructure that Brazil really needs now, on the other hand, US offers nothing.

  • @ИнтеллектИнтеллект-ш4д

    Казахстан верно и хорошо развивается. И выбрал военный союз с тюркскими братьями - ТУРАН, а теперь и гарант на независимость и дружбу от Китая. Экономика растёт, казахи на голых степях построили города и это только начало. Казахстан будет процветать как Сингапур который дружил с Китаем, или как другие реально развитые страны, ИншаЛла, вот увидите!. Почти без проблем владеют англииским, турецким , русским, и многие говорят на китайском а казахскии кончно знают все. Нефть продают через Каспии и Азербайджан а не через трубу россии который подозрительно часто ломается, после того как Токаев сказал что казахи ни признают никаких ни днр ни лнр сидя в россии. Да и план кремлёвских раскусили все - они не друзья казахам

  • @astaninski_fox6305
    @astaninski_fox6305 Год назад +6

    God save Kazakhstan and Kazakhs!

  • @jimmit07
    @jimmit07 Год назад +5

    It seems odd that the video nor any of the comments talk about the assistance of Russia to quell uprisings in Kazakstan in January 2022

  • @bekzodortiqov4717
    @bekzodortiqov4717 Год назад +4

    In my opinoin, Kazakhstan should keep distance both Russia and China in terms of influence. Because not only Kazakhs , but also other Central Asia's countries have doubt about these two countries. In order to be strong in all work of line Central Asia's countries have to make strong relationship and partnership each other, their political ideas as well as decisions must be same. I strongly believe that Takaev are doing very well right now.Despite the fact that try to close Chine economicly, he is democratizing Kazakhstan, Tokaev can tell his opinion and mindset to Russia without doubt. He can flexible evey political and economical situations.Armed forces of Kazakhstan is modernising and they are making drones with Turkey and BTRs. Tokaev has long term plan for future of Kazakhstan. Respect to Kazakhstan fromm Uzbekistan 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🤝🤝🤝🤝🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿

  • @nottooherbal
    @nottooherbal Год назад +18

    Russia loses no opportunity to misconstrue anything .

  • @Mezsondra
    @Mezsondra Год назад +12

    Really good story, thanks for the effort!

  • @charlie_56
    @charlie_56 Год назад +5

    As someone from neighbouring Uzbekistan, I pray for an EU-like Union between Turkic countries, and relationship between the region's largest in area and largest in population countries is ever more important. We are QARDOSH after all. Qozog'im qardoshim🇺🇿🇰🇿 Õzbegim ağam

  • @Hession0Drasha
    @Hession0Drasha Год назад +11

    Transport corridors to irans port, and connection to india through it will be important. Balancing the 3 will better than just 2.

  • @YNWA1892KZ
    @YNWA1892KZ Год назад +4

    Thank you DW

  • @cooleDR
    @cooleDR Год назад +8

    中国和哈萨克斯坦没有领土纠纷,没有历史恩怨。中国没有理由威胁哈萨克斯坦。
    如果中国提出一个合作方案,哈萨克斯坦不喜欢,那就换一个试试看。
    哈萨克斯坦是 一个大国,完全知道什么是对自己有利的。

  • @ethanrichardson126
    @ethanrichardson126 Год назад +23

    funny how the Russian tune has changed from the second largest army in the world to being proud of launching disgraceful missile attacks on Ukrainian maternity hospitals

    • @Obonye3rd
      @Obonye3rd Год назад +1

      Blame Ukrainian soldiers hiding in those buildings

    • @myaopan
      @myaopan Год назад +6

      @@Obonye3rd that’s what you media tells you ? 😂

    • @Obonye3rd
      @Obonye3rd Год назад

      @@myaopan nope is normal with Ukraine remember last year the held civilians as hostage in the azov powerplant,yah I don't need the media I know Ukraine hide in civilian buildings just like the did in those powerplants

    • @Emilechen
      @Emilechen Год назад

      Russia has just the same GDP as a Chinese province Guangdong,
      so how can Russia have enough money to build the 2nd moat powerful army?

    • @gmvkz
      @gmvkz Год назад

      ​@@Emilechen in "Command & Conquer: Red Alert"

  • @warmonger8799
    @warmonger8799 Год назад +1

    KAZAKHSTAN

  • @aar8808
    @aar8808 Год назад +25

    Kazakhstan First. Become the Switzerland of Asia. Neutral.

    • @dragani2330
      @dragani2330 Год назад

      If Switzerland had a border with Russia, it would no longer be neutral, but either in NATO or subject to Russia.

    • @lich_liars6735
      @lich_liars6735 Год назад +1

      That's not what European want you know ...

    • @tsj8726
      @tsj8726 Год назад +1

      But we dont have moutains accross the borders, our north border one of the easiest to invade

    • @tsj8726
      @tsj8726 Год назад

      But we dont have moutains accross the borders, our north border one of the easiest to invade

    • @ManAssome
      @ManAssome Год назад

      @@lich_liars6735 it’s not what russians want either

  • @БекузакУзакбай-ш6р

    Thanks DW news for paying attention on kazakhstan politics

  • @filimoniwe
    @filimoniwe Год назад +2

    2:45 - In many major cities they don't OFTEN speak russian, they MAINLY speak russian

    • @RuslanArapbaev
      @RuslanArapbaev Год назад +6

      WTF talking about. I'm Kazakh and I live in Almaty most people speak Kazakh just Russians speak Russian but if you live in Atyrau Russians speak Kazakh . if you don't know about Kazakhstan pls don't say that

    • @filimoniwe
      @filimoniwe Год назад

      @@RuslanArapbaev if you don't know the meaning of words Often and Mainly - better check the dictionary bro. I also live in Almaty so what about that? )))

    • @maglor2414
      @maglor2414 Год назад +1

      @@filimoniwe жиі және негізінде, көбінесе

  • @СанжарМагзумов-с4л

    And not a single word was said about western thread for central asia (history of Afghanistan, Iraq, Lybia and others thought us). Western world is not better for us than Russia and China. Speaking of morals, culture and ethics its even worth for our traditional state

  • @janiyab2415
    @janiyab2415 Год назад +3

    Kazakhs are Turks, peaceful people and country with all neighbors and brother countries.

  • @jamessmithers4456
    @jamessmithers4456 Год назад +3

    The key player which you ignored in this clip is of course Turkey

  • @aygerimsyzdykova5000
    @aygerimsyzdykova5000 Год назад +2

    Это Британии нужны газ и нефть всех стран. Вот вы и настраиваете всех нас друг против друга. Запад никогда не помогал без меркантильных интересов со своей стороны. У местного журналиста, скорее всего славянина, очень сильный русский акцент на английском.

    • @maglor2414
      @maglor2414 Год назад

      Так или иначе, а ископаемые Казахстана больше используются Россией и Китаем, чем Западом. Благодари своего прежнего идола президента Назарбаева

  • @virtual2152
    @virtual2152 Год назад +14

    What a great idea! Let's enter into partnership with China in law enforcement. What could possibly go wrong?

    • @jamilbrugsen1362
      @jamilbrugsen1362 Год назад +3

      jocking? they have 500.000 ethnic kazakhs in shinese con centration C A M P S

    • @wl9275
      @wl9275 Год назад +7

      @@jamilbrugsen1362 Yes, It is called sarcasm. English speakers often don't realise non native speakers take thing literally. I knew someone who when he arrived ion the US thought that hot dogs were actually dog meat.

    • @prostoname5338
      @prostoname5338 Год назад +2

      @@wl9275 ahahah, dude, I think it’s not a language thing, more like a condition😂

    • @wl9275
      @wl9275 Год назад +1

      @@prostoname5338 Possibly, but I think humor is partly cultural so maybe we don't get the sense of humor of other cultures either.

    • @李李海顺
      @李李海顺 Год назад

      @@jamilbrugsen1362 it seems that you read western media everyday. Please keep doing that. You will be clever and smart.

  • @AnchorsAweighNarooma
    @AnchorsAweighNarooma Год назад +3

    Very very interesting and informative

  • @rodneypantony3551
    @rodneypantony3551 Год назад +15

    Canada has been in many, many difficult situations with USA. We are like an old married couple that argues a lot. Then Trump declared "The Canadians outsmarted us." Essentially we upgraded our education to the highest level in the world and our urban planning mixed rich and poor, side by side, and often attending the same schools. Then, a few years ago Canada started pumping out science, technology and industry roadmaps that USA and everybody else copies. Kazakhstan just imported the best and brightest of Russia. That's a great resource. Respecting security from Russia and China, Kazakhstan may want some status with NATO and EU. Kazakhstan may be forced to replace Russia's energy exports to EU, aka Pax EuroAmericas since the Deutsche Churchill, Stohl's Turning Point Speech. Obviously the Allies need to ensure Kazakhstan has distribution channels for their exports and every form of export, roads, rail, air, pipeline, sea, internet, fiberoptic, satellite, and every form of port must be secure for Kazakhstan. Otherwise Kazakhstan may be indirectly hurt by Putler. Kazakhstan immigrants in Canada may be helpful.

    • @foilhat1138
      @foilhat1138 Год назад +7

      Yeah we have a great education system, then anyone with a good education who actually wants to make money moves to the US. Half the cost of living and twice the wages.

    • @eugenschwartz7811
      @eugenschwartz7811 Год назад

      Yeah, that's why Canadians are suffocating from taxes and the president's stupidity and are fleeing Canada))

    • @no_more_spamplease5121
      @no_more_spamplease5121 Год назад +2

      ​@@foilhat1138 It is great to see Mexican-Canadian couples being formed in the US, though.

    • @prostoname5338
      @prostoname5338 Год назад +5

      @@foilhat1138 as a Kazakh who graduated from Canadian high school and got secondary education, the quality of education is a mediocre, I mean I could easily compare it to Kazakh and pin point obvious pros and cons of both systems. I do not mean that I like Canada less. I just can’t say that I m fond of current education quality in the country.

    • @Nahutab1907
      @Nahutab1907 Год назад +5

      @@prostoname5338 школьное образование у нас на самом деле очень хорошая, возможно в топ 30 мира входит. Но наше высшее образование, это просто ужас, это даже образованием не назовешь, больше напоминает армию со своим отношением к студентам и корпусами которые со времен монгольские империи не видели ремонт

  • @gracefinnn
    @gracefinnn Год назад +3

    Kazakhstan's problem is corruption.

  • @austinchoy7677
    @austinchoy7677 Год назад

    You misspelled Kazakhstan in your thumbnail

  • @diazvirdani1059
    @diazvirdani1059 Год назад +7

    *Russia🇷🇺 occupied oblast Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhia, Kherson, Crimea.*
    Russia must end occupation & keep peace!

  • @seoland5344
    @seoland5344 Год назад +2

    Our ancestors fought enough for our independence and they fought with all our neighbors. Now in the modern world, we want to become a second Switzerland, because so many wars and deaths were not in vain, but this should not happen again in the future.

    • @seoland5344
      @seoland5344 Год назад

      We have a large and resource-rich country and it is developing rapidly. We have the second economy in the CIS after Russia and the 4th economy among post-Soviet countries. We have been building our state for too long and it should not be destroyed.

    • @seoland5344
      @seoland5344 Год назад

      But I think the West and Europe should pay attention to us and guarantee our security, because geographically we are not very lucky. But no matter what happens, we are not afraid and are ready to defend our interests. Compared to Europe, we have a weak economy and a weak army, but our situation definitely deserves the attention of the whole world.

  • @Gehennite
    @Gehennite Год назад +3

    A Taiwan based group has prepared a China influence index for 81 countries
    So the more influence China enjoys in a country the higher is it ranked .

  • @robbaptist7285
    @robbaptist7285 Год назад +5

    Hopefully the west would find a way to resolve oil, gas and fuel shortage due to the sanctions against Russia to control inflation and rising prices especially in PH ❤

    • @SimplyVanis
      @SimplyVanis Год назад

      The oil per barrel is piss cheap tho.
      Its the deglobalization which slows down the economy and makes every one poorer which brings up the prices and inflaiton.
      And the deglobalization is the result of all the conflicts arising in the world.
      Rus Ukr, China Taiwan, etc, etc.

  • @мир-н3л4х
    @мир-н3л4х Год назад +18

    Kazakhstan is a safe and nice country. I ask western medias not to provoke people here i. KAZAKHSTAN. Let them live their lives, and they know how to build their relationships with every country they want.
    ❤Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 ♥️

    • @pavelslutsky3114
      @pavelslutsky3114 Год назад

      They will be provoking. No doubt of it.

    • @Crashed131963
      @Crashed131963 Год назад +17

      That's what Ukraine , Georgian and Chechnya thought about Putin at one time also.
      Head in the sand is not a great long term plan.

    • @astalm5528
      @astalm5528 Год назад

      I am from Kazakhstan and i confirm that there is a Kremlin's marionette in power of our country.
      Toqayev invited russian army and killed more than 200 people last year

    • @UCantSeeemeee
      @UCantSeeemeee Год назад

      ​@@Crashed131963 Anglo Saxon is the root cause of all problem.
      They should wipe out from earth

    • @dunerv
      @dunerv Год назад +6

      Westerners should stop giving advice and offering help and protection to non-westerners! I cannot name a single instance when western advice and protection worked out in their favour.

  • @ParaglidingChronicles
    @ParaglidingChronicles Год назад +7

    the west couldnt give any security assurance to ukraine let alone Kazakhstan lol

    • @accountnew7030
      @accountnew7030 Год назад +8

      exactly! the country literally between china and russia. like 80% of it's borders is with china and russia and 0% with any western country. what kind of security measures are we talking about here. this is ridiculous

    • @weichentechnikk8083
      @weichentechnikk8083 Год назад

      Russia is not exactly showing the capability to invade its neighbours through a common border. So having a border with them does not seem like a big issue nowadays LOL

    • @dana-ce1vb
      @dana-ce1vb Год назад

      Exactly

  • @70kanat
    @70kanat Год назад +1

    Kazakhstan balances well between powers, building its own independent policy, but do not forget about the most key partner of Kazakhstan, this is Turkey, this is the main thing

  • @patlogan1191
    @patlogan1191 Год назад +4

    Delicately smart.

  • @kachinsong94
    @kachinsong94 Год назад +1

    Hope Kazakhstan has long life peace and has no aggression from Russia and economic suppression from China.

  • @gregmchale5011
    @gregmchale5011 Год назад

    very interesting and insightful, thank you

  • @auweia5024
    @auweia5024 Год назад +11

    Praying for Kazakhstan. Looks like, it's the next War Target.

  • @ainursadyrbayeva6368
    @ainursadyrbayeva6368 Год назад +1

    Thank you very much. Now is actually a historical moment when the interests of Central Asia and the EU coincide more than ever 💯, I really hope that the two regions will agree on deeper cooperation and take advantage of the moment for the favorable development of both regions. Peace and Goodness to everyone ❤

  • @disanKh
    @disanKh Год назад +10

    American and Europe get jealous of Kazak oil and natural gas😂😂😂😂

    • @dragani2330
      @dragani2330 Год назад +4

      Europe buys, what it needs. If Kazakhstan had more Nobel Prize winners than Europe, some European countries would be jealous.

    • @striderwhiston9897
      @striderwhiston9897 Год назад +1

      They have well enough, it's more Russia and China having access which is the main worry.

    • @dragani2330
      @dragani2330 Год назад +2

      @@striderwhiston9897 Western investors have thoroughly burned themselves in Russia. With the CCP's war rhetoric, many investors are now considering the safety of their investments in China. They can be expropriated from one day to the next and/or collapse under the weight of sanctions. A process of divestment has already begun, with capital shifting to neighboring emerging markets. But that's right, we can only hope that technology transfer will be further restricted and that tougher action will be taken against Chinese industrial espionage in the future.

    • @disanKh
      @disanKh Год назад

      @@dragani2330 show your Nobel Prize at gas station ⛽️ and ask for gas see how it's turn out. You're still living with your mom that's why you don't know how life work. I bet you surely know when you grown-up

    • @GOLDEN_ROGER118
      @GOLDEN_ROGER118 Год назад +1

      Yes' Jealuos

  • @alexanderminin8854
    @alexanderminin8854 Год назад +5

    As a russian I would fully support strong and independent Kazakhstan. Also I'm looking forward for our mutually beneficial relationship (but when we say this we also say that western influence want be tolerated)

    • @bedzona1094
      @bedzona1094 Год назад +5

      We Kazakhstan are going to decide about the western influence in our country. You russians mind your own business.

    • @maglor2414
      @maglor2414 Год назад

      Ah yes, Russians decide what it's good for Kazakhstan and it's people

  • @GOPANNGG
    @GOPANNGG Год назад

    LOVE DW FOR A REASON