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Constitutional reform in Kazakhstan shifts the power balance.

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Constitutional reform in Kazakhstan shifts the power balance.

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Kazakhstanparliament

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  1. Kazakhstan established a new consultative body, involving state representatives and elected members, as part of its governance changes.Sub-event
  2. Amanat secured a decisive supermajority in the Kurultai, and Elvira Azimova chaired the Commission on Constitutional Reform.Sub-event
  3. The government of Kazakhstan has undergone a major cabinet reshuffle on September 3, 2026.Sub-event
  4. The constitutional changes are leading to a concentration of executive power in the presidency.1 source
  5. Constitutional reform in Kazakhstan leads to a shift in power balance.1 source

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