In this ninth episode, we cover Kazakhstan – the biggest land-locked country in the world. MA students at the UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies (SSEES), Tom King and Kristina Tsabala, talk about the current, historical, and cultural affairs of the Central Asian giant while sampling some Kazakh pelmeni (dumplings).

Hosts: Kristina Tsabala and Tom King
Editor: Eleanor Evans
Research and production: Post-Soviet Press Group Editorial Assistants
Academic supervisor: Dr Rasmus Nilsson
Post-Soviet Press Group Editor: Dr Ben Noble

Find out more and view the transcript here: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/ssees/news-events/seminar-series/post-soviet-press-group/post-soviet-press-pod

Disruptive Voices - Climate, Disasters and Health

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