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In Kazakhstan, a New Year’s tragedy continues to echo far beyond its borders

Published on: 4 March 2019

Written by: Maxim Alexeyev All articles by Maxim Alexeyev

Fights on New Year’s Eve are all too common. But a brawl in Karaganda, Kazakhstan has stirred up public opinion both inside and outside the country.
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