ALMATY, Kazakhstan - As oil-rich Kazakhstan votes for a president on April 26, the governing elite is pounding home a mantra of stability as fears percolate about the country's massive Russian minority taking inspiration from the Moscow-backed insurgency in Ukraine.
Associated Press: Kazakhstan votes for continuity while keeping eye on Ukraine
Kazakhstan President Nursultan Nazarbayev gaestures as he speaks during his statement for the results of the talks with Ukrainian President in Kyiv on Dec. 22, 2014.
