The transport corridor is in use and has great potential, but the middle section through Kyrgyzstan still transports cargo via trucks and not railcars.
Total COVID-19 infections in Kyrgyzstan cross 3,000
Health authorities of Kyrgyzstan said on Sunday that 170 more coronavirus cases were reported in the country, increasing the total number of confirmed coronavirus patients in Kyrgyzstan stood at 3,151 …
Kyrgyzstan tightens coronavirus restrictions after increase in new cases
Kyrgyz citizens outside the embassy of Kyrgyzstan on Bolshaya Ordynka Street. Kyrgyz citizens left homeless and broke demand repatriation from the Kyrgyz diplomatic mission. Stanislav Krasilnikov/TASS …
Viral Video Exposes Domestic Abuse in Kyrgyzstan. To What End?
A viral video depicting a man’s twisted torture of his wife in southern Kyrgyzstan has revived a nationwide conversation about domestic violence. Of course, this conversation never went away for …
Torture video triggers calls for action on domestic violence in Kyrgyzstan
A video of a man abusing his wife as she stands with her hands tied behind her back has provoked outrage in Kyrgyzstan, where women’s rights campaigners called for urgent reform of domestic violence …
Kyrgyz Lawmakers Exonerate Country Of Links To Massive Money-Laundering Operation
Kyrgyz lawmakers have approved the findings of a parliamentary commission that concluded Kyrgyzstan was not involved in hundreds of millions of dollars of alleged money laundering uncovered in a …
Lack Of Justice Hampers Reconciliation In Southern Kyrgyzstan 10 Years After Deadly Ethnic Clashes
It’s been a decade since horrific ethnic clashes killed hundreds in Kyrgyzstan — but not all wounds have healed and many still yearn for justice for the crimes committed.
Kyrgyzstan confirms 100 new COVID-19 cases
Health authorities of Kyrgyzstan said on Tuesday that 100 more coronavirus cases were reported in the country, increasing the total number of confirmed coronavirus patients in Kyrgyzstan stood at …
Kyrgyzstan’s prime minister steps down over frequencies case
MOSCOW (AP) — The prime minister of Kyrgyzstan has resigned amid a scandal over whether the government illegally sold radio frequencies. In his Monday announcement, Mukhammedkalyi Abylgaziyev denied …
Kyrgyzstan: Shocking case of domestic violence sparks demand, if little hope, for change
A woman in Kyrgyzstan who was ritually abused and humiliated by her husband, who insisted on filming the ordeal, has emerged as the latest symbol of a problem the government seems unable to tackle …