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Kyrgyzstan

A state in Central Asia
The Kyrgyz Republic, or Kyrgyzstan, is a sovereign country located in Central Asia, geographically isolated by its mountainous terrain. The capital is Bishkek. The population, as of 2024, consists mainly of Kyrgyz (77.8%), Uzbeks (14.2%), and Russians (3.8%). The history of the Kyrgyz people and land dates back over 3000 years. The country was inhabited by Turkic nomads, experienced the Mongol conquest, and later regained independence.
1993
Adoption of the first constitution of the independent state
1998
The country's accession to the World Trade Organization
2010
Adoption of a new parliamentary constitution
2015
Accession to the Eurasian Economic Union
2016
Hosting of the World Nomad Games
2016
Inclusion of a part of the Tian Shan mountains in the UNESCO World Heritage list
2019
Launch of the national digital transformation program "Taza Koom"
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Kyrgyzstan no longer serves Russian Mir cards

Banks in Kyrgyzstan have stopped servicing Russkiy Mir cards due to the risk of secondary sanctions, making card payments, cash withdrawals, card-to-card transfers and online payments with these cards unavailable.

Economy • April 3, 11:28 PM • 37145 views
Citizens of Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan detained in Istanbul on suspicion of preparing a terrorist attack

A citizen of Tajikistan, a member of ISIS codenamed Abu Ismail, and his accomplice from Kyrgyzstan were detained in Istanbul while preparing a terrorist attack, and police found weapons and disguises in their apartment.

Crimes and emergencies • April 1, 09:22 PM • 26160 views
Kyrgyzstan warns citizens about terrorist recruitment through dating sites and social networks

Kyrgyz citizens, including underage children, are being recruited through social networks and dating sites to commit terrorist acts in Russia, the Kyrgyz Ministry of Labor reports.

News of the World • March 28, 10:51 AM • 23665 views
The first international stamp dedicated to Kobzar was issued

To mark the 210th anniversary of Taras Shevchenko's birth, Ukrposhta, in cooperation with the Embassy of Kyrgyzstan, issued the first international stamp dedicated to the Ukrainian poet.

Culture • March 9, 05:15 PM • 31676 views
Shot and left to die: Russian military was notified of suspicion for the murder of a civilian in Bucha

During the occupation, Russian servicemen shot and killed a Ukrainian civilian in Bucha, leaving his body lying there for more than two weeks. The occupiers were served with a notice of suspicion.

War in Ukraine • March 5, 11:44 AM • 22601 views
Bloomberg: Russia imported €450 million worth of sanctioned goods

According to a European official, in the first nine months of 2023, Russia imported 450 million euros worth of sanctioned goods from the EU and third countries.

War in Ukraine • February 27, 04:00 AM • 120043 views
russians want to stir up interethnic conflict between Ukrainians and Hungarians - Center for Countering Disinformation

russian propagandists attempted to inflame the conflict between Ukrainians and Hungarians by sending threatening messages to Ukrainian Hungarians, allegedly on behalf of Ukrainian nationalists.

Society • February 26, 01:04 PM • 28719 views
Shapps reacted to a Sky News investigation that proved that British defense companies sell components to Russia in violation of sanctions

British Defense Secretary Grant Shapps responded to a Sky News investigation into how British companies are circumventing sanctions against Russia by exporting equipment that may be strengthening the Russian army, saying that the UK will look into the issue closely.

War in Ukraine • February 22, 07:38 PM • 33727 views
Ukraine plans to withdraw from another CIS agreement. The Cabinet of Ministers registered a draft law

The Cabinet of Ministers has submitted a draft law on Ukraine's withdrawal from the agreement on transport cooperation with the CIS countries.

Politics • February 7, 05:29 PM • 26823 views