26.12.2025, 11:43

YEAR IN REVIEW: Kazakhstan unveils sweeping reforms

ALMATY. Dec 26 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The year 2025 in Kazakhstan was defined by the launch of historic political and economic reforms, sparking intense national debate as citizens faced rising prices. Among the most widely discussed issues were the "acute" nature of inflation, the announcement of a constitutional referendum as part of the parliamentary reform, government reshuffles, international negotiations and visits, and significant legislative amendments. In its traditional year-end review, the Interfax-Kazakhstan news agency recaps the most important developments.

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