Kazakhstan’s strategic location between Russia and China shapes its foreign policy as it seeks to maintain sovereignty amid competing regional influences. While historically tied to Moscow through the Soviet era and reliant on shared infrastructure like the Baikonur Cosmodrome, the country has pursued a more independent path since independence. It actively engages with China through economic partnerships and infrastructure projects while maintaining military and political ties with Russia. This balancing act reflects Kazakhstan’s effort to secure national interests without becoming overly dependent on either power.
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