Chants, Chaos And Control: Why Kazakhstan Unrest Should Worry The World

Protests In Kazakhstan: On January 12 President Tokayev visited battled-scared Almaty and vowed to "rebuild the city"

As Russian-led troops sent to help quell bloody unrest in Kazakhstan begin to withdraw, AFP looks the protests that left dozens dead and threw the repressive Central Asian country into chaos.

LPG price hike sparks fury

Protests erupt at New Year in the town of Zhanaozen in the oil-rich western Mangystau region over an increase in prices for liquified petroleum gas (LPG), which is used for cars.

Unrest spreads to the regional hub of Aktau on the ex-Soviet country's Caspian Sea coast.