The president of Kazakhstan accepted the resignation of the country’s prime minister and Cabinet members Wednesday following an outbreak of anti-government protests in several cities.
The protests began Sunday after the price of liquefied petroleum gas more than doubled when the country lifted its price controls, CNN reported. In response, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev told his acting Cabinet and provincial governors to return to the price controls.
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