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Kazakhstan Elections Mark New Phase
Kazakhstan's elections open a new chapter in the parliamentary system following constitutional reforms approved last March. Voters are selecting members of a new, single-chamber parliament known as the "Qurultay," which is considered a system focused on strengthening the role of parliament and reducing the influence of the presidency. President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, who took office in 2019, aims to implement reforms intended to establish a new political phase after the unrest of 2022. The country faces ongoing debate over the balance of powers, given its strategic importance and its relations with Russia and China.
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