Kazakhstan's top court says president can seek another term

Kazakhstan's constitutional court has ruled that President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev can run for another term, following the implementation of a new constitution last week. This decision opens the door for him to potentially extend his leadership in the resource-rich nation. The ruling comes amid regional political dynamics and could impact Kazakhstan's stability and governance as it navigates economic and geopolitical challenges in Central Asia. The implications extend beyond domestic politics, potentially influencing regional power balances and international relations in the energy sector.