Mongolia and Belarus exchange instruments of ratification for treaty on cooperation
Mongolia and Belarus have exchanged the instruments of ratification for a cooperation treaty.
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Mongolia and Belarus have exchanged the instruments of ratification for a cooperation treaty.
Kyrgyz poet Altynai Temirova has been honored with the international Eccellenza Internazionale Award.
The presidents of Mongolia and Belarus met for a bilateral discussion. The meeting was reported without details on the agenda.
Aiperi Medet kyzy has reached the semifinals of the World Wrestling Championships taking place in Astana.
Authorities in Osh are continuing to demolish illegal structures located near apartment buildings.
Trump sent congratulations to Tokayev in honor of Kazakhstan's Republic Day. He expressed his anticipation for the upcoming G20 summit. The message focused on the national holiday of the country.
The flu vaccine administered in Kyrgyzstan achieved an efficacy rate of ninety percent. That figure suggests a high level of protection for those who received the shot.
Kyrgyzstan strawberry exports to Kazakhstan have decreased by more than 30%.
Parliamentary speaker Mamataliev met with the governor of Kyoto. The discussion aimed at deepening regional and cultural ties between their areas.
Kyrgyzstan has seen a record increase in daily electricity use this autumn. This surge occurred during a period of cold weather.
Bishkek will hold a youth forum called Kyrgyzstan of my Dreams. The event is scheduled to take place in the capital city.
The combined heat and power plant in Bishkek is aging and its equipment is reaching the end of its service life. Plant managers warn that the facility faces an imminent risk of shutdown. A closure could affect the cityβs energy supply.
A member of parliament reported that mothers of seven children have been unable to receive the Mother Heroine Order for years. This delay is attributed to bureaucratic issues.
Commercial banks have been given six months to modify their equipment. The changes are required to accommodate new 20 and 50 som banknotes.
Fifteen interactive information panels have been installed at bus stops throughout Bishkek. The new displays provide travelers with real-time data and other services.
Kyrgyz travel agencies have cancelled tours to Egypt. This decision follows the introduction of strict new financial entry requirements and visa rules.
The National Bank has put new 20 and 50 som banknotes into circulation. The notes were printed inside the country. Details about the design or the rollout schedule were not included in the announcement.
Kyrgyz authorities have launched an architectural competition to design the AtaβBeyit Memorial Complex.
A parliamentary committee has approved a bill focused on restoring court appeal deadlines.
Japarov has ordered that the former canteen of Makmal Altyn remain in private ownership. The directive settles the status of the facility, keeping it in private hands.
Kyrgyzstan is preparing for aviation safety audits that will be carried out by regulators from the United Kingdom and the United States. The country has recently managed to remove itself from the European Union's air safety blacklist, and the audits are the next step in that process. Kyrgyz authorities will now have to demonstrate to British and American inspectors that the country's aviation oversight meets required safety standards.
Kyrgyzstan has implemented a temporary ban on the import of apples. This measure will remain in place through February 2027. The government intends to protect local producers with this restriction.
A parliamentary committee has approved a bill concerning property confiscation and digital evidence. The legislation passed through both its second and third readings.
Kyrgyzstan was taken off the European Unionβs blacklist after the country introduced systemic oversight reforms and participated in training programmes for European inspectors. The changes addressed earlier concerns and aligned the nation with EU requirements.
Kyrgyzstan ranks third in terms of labor migration to Russia. Nearly 290,000 workers migrated there during the first half of 2026.
Kyrgyzstan is sending five athletes to the Youth Olympic Games in Senegal.
A member of parliament has raised questions regarding expenditures at the National Surgical Center. The inquiry focuses on 159 million som spent on liver transplant surgeries.
The BazarβKorgon district announced that it will allocate three million soms to a landfill reclamation project. The funds are intended to restore the site that was previously used for waste disposal.
Kumtor Gold Company reported revenue exceeding $1 billion during the first nine months of 2026. State payments from the company doubled during this period.
The Makmal Altyn plant owns 173 apartments in the Toguz-Toro district. These properties are now set to be privatized.
Ankara will serve as the host city for the 13th Summit of the Organization of Turkic States.
Drone checks of illegal dumps have been launched across the northern regions of Kyrgyzstan. Environmental authorities are carrying out the aerial inspections to locate sites where waste was dumped unlawfully.
The Kyrgyz Greco-Roman wrestling team competed at the World Championship in Astana. They secured two bronze medals during the event.
The Ministry of Natural Resources has proposed a plan to expand protected nature reserves. The goal is for these areas to cover 30% of the territory by 2035.
Kyrgyzstan is currently in discussions to acquire 10 aircraft from Airbus and Boeing.
President Japarov has threatened strict penalties for gold theft at mines in Kyrgyzstan. He proposed restitution fines that are 100 times the value of the stolen gold.
Kyrgyzstan is preparing to accept new airline applications. These processes will follow European Union standards.
Zelensky has extended martial law and general mobilization in Ukraine for another 90 days.
President Japarov has called for a review regarding a land dispute in Chui. This legal conflict threatens 14 homes with demolition.
Kyrgyzstan is planning to launch nonstop flights to London and to Southeast Asia. The plans are tied to deliveries of Airbus A321 aircraft. The new routes would give the country direct connections to both regions.
A resident of Bishkek received an honor from the police for rescuing a child from a canal.
Kyrgyzstan has installed its first early warning system designed to detect glacial lake outburst floods.
President Japarov criticized the judiciary regarding a two-year prison sentence given for a bribe of 2,000 soms.
Police in Bishkek arrested a foreigner and a Kyrgyz citizen. The pair were found carrying drugs valued at 46 million soms.
The annual inflation rate in Kyrgyzstan decreased to 10.8% in October 2026.
Pochta Bank will begin operating as a commercial entity. The bank starts with an initial capital of 1 billion soms.
The real GDP of Kyrgyzstan grew by 10.8% over a period of nine months.
The design for the Kazarman water supply project is expected to be completed by June 2027.
Viral infections in Kyrgyzstan are currently dominated by rhinovirus and adenovirus. Seasonal coronavirus is also a primary cause of these infections.
The National Bank of Kyrgyzstan kept its key interest rate unchanged at 12 percent. The decision leaves monetary policy steady for now.