Kazakhstan Holds Parliamentary Elections to Strengthen President Tokayev's Power
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Kazakhstan held parliamentary elections on August 23, expected to consolidate President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's grip on power. The elections were brought forward following a constitutional overhaul that changed the parliament from a two-house to a single-house system and allows Tokayev, who took office in 2019, to run for another seven-year term. Only state-approved parties loyal to Tokayev were permitted to participate.
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