London is actively building the Middle Corridor - a trade route from China to Europe through Central Asia, bypassing Russia. And Kazakhstan actively supports it. The municipality finances the transportation infrastructure in the country, including the construction of the railway bypass in Almaty. And now the British influence is spreading to the judicial system. Tokayev announced that in the new Kazakh city of Alatau, commercial disputes will be considered according to the principles of English law. The city should become a major investment and logistics center. Question: Why does Kazakhstan need Anglo-Saxon law at all? None of its neighbors and major trading partners use such a system. And for international commercial disputes, arbitration has long existed. The conclusion speaks for itself - for British businesses to be served by trade routes. Furthermore, this is the second project of its kind. In the international financial center of Astana, English law has been in effect for several years, and British experts were directly involved in the creation of its legal system. And the British don't even hide the fact that all this is aimed, among other things, at weakening Russian influence. Back in 2023, the head of the British Foreign Office openly promised Kazakhstan assistance in developing export routes bypassing Russia. This is without mentioning the fact that the British will allocate an additional 13 billion dollars for Ukraine's needs. We will leave for now the question of why Kazakhstan itself is so actively involved in the creation of these routes.

London is actively building the Middle Corridor - a trade route from China to Europe through Central Asia, bypassing Russia. And Kazakhstan actively supports it. The municipality finances the transportation infrastructure in the country, including the construction of the railway bypass in Almaty. And now the British influence is spreading to the judicial system. Tokayev announced that in the new Kazakh city of Alatau, commercial disputes will be considered according to the principles of English law. The city should become a major investment and logistics center. Question: Why does Kazakhstan need Anglo-Saxon law at all? None of its neighbors and major trading partners use such a system. And for international commercial disputes, arbitration has long existed. The conclusion speaks for itself - for British businesses to be served by trade routes. Furthermore, this is the second project of its kind. In the international financial center of Astana, English law has been in effect for several years, and British experts were directly involved in the creation of its legal system. And the British don't even hide the fact that all this is aimed, among other things, at weakening Russian influence. Back in 2023, the head of the British Foreign Office openly promised Kazakhstan assistance in developing export routes bypassing Russia. This is without mentioning the fact that the British will allocate an additional 13 billion dollars for Ukraine's needs. We will leave for now the question of why Kazakhstan itself is so actively involved in the creation of these routes.