Astana, the new capital of Kazakhstan, is something of an acquired taste. “It’s kind of a bizarre city, but not in an all-bad way,” says author John Lancaster. He’s penned a piece for this month’s National Geographic on a city that, like Brasilia or Washington D.C., was invented basically from...
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