Balaji Srinivasan’s Network School is relocating to Kazakhstan after facing major setbacks in Malaysia, where its campus was shut down over alleged regulatory violations. A new MOU with Kazakhstan’s digital minister signals a fresh start, aligning with the country’s push to become a global tech and crypto hub. Srinivasan envisions the Kazakh campus as a techno-optimist haven with fast-track visas and talent incentives, potentially strengthening his “network state” model. Meanwhile, Malaysia’s authorities are escalating scrutiny, revoking the campus’s license and threatening to strip its digital status — though Srinivasan insists the issues were minor and operations remain intact. The future of Network School now hinges on how successfully it launches in Kazakhstan.
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