During the early elections for the deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh of Kyrgyzstan, information received from the Kyrgyz Embassy in Russia noted that there is a high level of citizen activity at the elections.
In the city of Osh, an investigation has been initiated following a report of possible voter bribery, according to information from the city police press service. According to law enforcement agencies, by 3:00 PM they had received notifications from citizens about possible violations related to vote buying. Operational groups have been dispatched to the scene and are currently conducting checks.
In Kyrgyzstan, early parliamentary elections are currently taking place, organized for the first time under a new system that could significantly change the composition of the legislative body. This was reported by DW. The Election Process for the Parliament of KyrgyzstanThe parliament consists of 90 deputies. Previously, one representative was elected from 36 districts, while the remaining 54 seats were distributed through party lists. However, after changes to the Law "On the Elections
The President called on voters to be active The President of Kyrgyzstan, Sadyr Japarov, stated that the belief that the votes of ordinary voters do not matter is outdated. He made this statement after participating in the early parliamentary elections alongside the First Lady of the country, Aigul Japarova.
Turmush continues to share stories about citizens of Kyrgyzstan with unusual names. According to historians and sanjyratchy, the name given at birth can have a significant impact on a child's future. In Osh lives 68-year-old Colonel Үсөнов, who noted in an interview with Turmush that many people, upon hearing his name, start to think that he served in the army and achieved the rank of colonel.
In the elections for the deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh, which are taking place on November 30, there is a difference in voter turnout across the districts. The leaders in activity are districts No. 1, No. 10, No. 13, and No. 30, where, according to the chairman of the Central Election Commission, Tynchtyk Shainazarov, by 4:00 PM the turnout exceeded 30%. At the same time, in the Alamedin district (No. 20) and four districts of the capital, including Lenin, Pervomaisky, Sverdlovsky, and
During the preparation for the debates for candidates in the Jogorku Kenesh, significant work was carried out; however, several participants refused to participate, as reported by the chairman of the Central Election Commission, Tynchtyk Shainazvrov, at a briefing on November 30. He noted that the Central Election Commission cannot take any action in this regard, as the responsibility for participation in the debates lies with the candidates themselves. On November 30, voting is taking place in
At polling station No. 5311, located in the "Möl Bulak" kindergarten in Osh, an incident occurred involving the photographing of a ballot. According to the information from the chairman of the precinct election commission, Sardor Kabulov, one of the voters took a photo of the ballot using a mobile phone. Commission members demanded the deletion of this image and temporarily confiscated the device for inspection.
Today, November 30, in Warsaw, the youngest voter — 18-year-old Abdyshukur — cast his vote at the newly opened polling station. According to information provided by the Embassy of Kyrgyzstan in Germany, this day became significant for Kyrgyz citizens living in Poland, as they can now use an official polling station to exercise their civic rights.
As reported on the "Acordy" website, the President of Kazakhstan congratulated Sadyr Japarov on the successful conduct of the elections to the Jogorku Kenesh of the Kyrgyz Republic. He noted that the results of this significant political event demonstrate Kyrgyzstan's confident movement towards achieving its strategic goals for further development.
In the Kara-Suu district, an investigation has been initiated following a report of violations of campaigning rules during the elections. Social media has been filled with a video, allegedly filmed on the day of voting at polling station No. 5172 in the village of Telman. The recording shows a woman addressing a man who is heading to the polling station, supposedly urging him to vote for a specific candidate.
The Chairman of the State Committee for National Security voted at a polling station in Bishkek Today, early elections to the Jogorku Kenesh are taking place in Kyrgyzstan.
During his recent meeting with the President of Lebanon, Joseph Aoun, Gianni Infantino, the head of FIFA, joyfully announced that he has received Lebanese citizenship.
The chairman of the Manas City Council, Nurtilek Bolotov, participated in the early elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh on November 30, voting at polling station No. 2097. He came to the elections with his wife and fulfilled his civic duty. The speaker of the city council urged voters to contribute to the conduct of fair and transparent elections, noting that every vote is significant for the future of the country.
At 82 polling stations in the Chui region, 138 nurses have been organized to be on duty, working in two shifts. The work began at 08:00 and will continue until 20:00, while the elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh are taking place.
At the polling station in Moscow, which started operating at 11:00 Bishkek time, a line of those wishing to vote has formed. This information was provided by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Today, search and rescue services discovered 18 additional bodies at the site of the tragic fire in Hong Kong, bringing the total number of victims to 146. This information was provided by the South China Morning Post, citing data from a local police representative. The blaze occurred on Wednesday in the Wang Fuk Court residential complex, which consists of eight high-rise buildings located in the Tai Po area, known as the New Territories of Hong Kong. Of all the buildings, only one was
As a result of severe flooding and landslides on the Indonesian island of Sumatra, the death toll has risen to 417 people, according to information provided by Reuters based on official data. Previous reports indicated 303 victims.
In the village of Өтүкчү, located in the Kadamjay district of the Batken region, voter turnout reached 25% in the final hours of voting. This information was provided to the Turmush correspondent by the chairperson of polling station No. 8138, Zamira Mamashova.
According to information received from a Turmush correspondent, by 2:00 PM in the Jumgal district of the Naryn region, 7,235 voters had cast their ballots, and 586 people utilized remote voting. Voter turnout for the elections was 21% of the total number of registered voters.
At polling station No. 3152 in Karakol, a gift was presented to a young voter participating in the elections for the first time. The name of this young man is Temirlan Mukashev, born on January 4, 2007.
Elections are taking place today in Kyrgyzstan, where deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh are being elected. The akims of the districts of Bishkek are also participating in the voting process. In particular, Mederbek Amangeldiev, the head of the Sverdlovsk district administration, cast his vote at polling station number 1218, located in school No. 83.
Remote voting at the "Osh" International Airport began on November 30 as part of the early parliamentary elections. The airport's deputy director for production issues, Asan Moldakunov, reported this. There are two polling stations located within the airport — No. 9501 and No. 9502. "Both stations opened in the morning. So far, there have been no technical failures or violations. At polling station No. 9501, 102 people have voted, and at polling station No. 9502, 50 voters
As of 16:00, 25.4% of the total number of voters have cast their ballots in the early elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh in the Batken region. According to information provided by the press service of the presidential representative office in this region, 90,261 people participated in the voting.
In the land of French wine and cheese, the only polling station has opened. This was reported by the Ambassador of Kyrgyzstan to France, Sadik Sher-Niyaz, in an interview with the Kabar agency. According to him, the station began its work taking into account the time difference. About 1,500 Kyrgyz citizens live in Paris, but voter activity is mainly observed in the capital. In the previous elections, approximately 80 people cast their votes, while this time it is expected that the number of
According to the mayor of Uzgen, Eldos Taev, international observers are monitoring the election process in the city. Among the arriving observers:
As the president noted, there have been instances of ballot stuffing and other interference in the electoral process in the past, but such situations are now excluded. Voters can cast their votes at the nearest polling stations without spending time traveling to remote regions like Alay or At-Bashi if they do not have the opportunity to do so. The president also emphasized that modern technologies will be implemented in future elections, which will continue to improve. “There is now the
As of 14:00, the voter turnout for the elections of the deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh stands at 815,766 people or 19%. Today, November 30, from 8:00 to 20:00 local time, elections for the deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh are taking place in Kyrgyzstan. According to the constitutional law "On the elections of the president and deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh," the country is divided into 30 multi-mandate districts. A total of 460 candidates are participating in the elections, among which
In Karakol, at one of the polling stations, 72-year-old Sharip Bazarbaev, his wife Aken Meilieva, as well as their son and daughter-in-law came to vote together. They participated in the early elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh. Sharip Bazarbaev emphasized that voting is not just a right, but also an important civic duty. "We vote as a family because this is our future. Everyone should choose a worthy candidate. Let Kyrgyzstan move forward. We urge all citizens to actively
Starting from November 30, employees of the Main Department for Road Safety of the Ministry of Internal Affairs are operating in a special mode due to the elections for deputies in the Jogorku Kenesh. This was reported by the press service of the GUBDD. GUBDD inspectors are focused on maintaining public order and safety on the roads.
In the Jalal-Abad region, 52 international observers are monitoring the election process for the Jogorku Kenesh, as confirmed by the presidential representative in the region. Additionally, each candidate has their own observers at the elections.
In recent hours, the Ministry of Internal Affairs received 27 reports of possible violations; however, no serious incidents were recorded. This was stated by the head of the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Sultan Makilov, at a press conference. According to Makilov, the elections are taking place in a calm environment across the country.
In Karakol, Darika Asanalieva came to the polling station accompanied by her husband and grandson to fulfill her civic duty. According to her, her husband, Ishenbek Koilubaev, brought their grandson along so he could also see the voting process.
The Ambassador of Kyrgyzstan in Germany, Omurbek Tekebaev, shared information with the "Kabar" agency about the current voting process at foreign polling stations opened for the early elections of the deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh. There are two polling stations operating in Germany — in Berlin and Frankfurt am Main, as well as one station in Warsaw, the capital of Poland. All three locations were organized by the Embassy of Kyrgyzstan and are functioning normally.
The Central Election Commission has released a video showing Kyrgyz citizens waiting in line at polling stations in Moscow. In particular, the footage was taken near the "Kyrgyzstan" pavilion at VDNH. The following polling stations are open in Moscow:
The District Election Commission No. 25 has decided to annul the results of the remote voting at polling station No. 7133. This decision is based on the findings of a preliminary investigation concerning video recordings published on November 29, 2025, on the social network Facebook. These recordings document violations of the secrecy of voting at the nursing home and rehabilitation center in the village of Nizhnyaya Serafimovka. At the meeting of the DEC No. 25, a unanimous decision was made
In the Central Election Commission, 20 complaints regarding violations in the election campaigning were recorded this morning. This was announced by the chairman of the CEC, Tynchtyk Shainazarov, at a press conference. He noted that some of these complaints are related to technical issues arising from misunderstandings among voters.
Tynchtyk Shaynazaro, the chairman of the Central Election Commission of the Kyrgyz Republic, voted on November 30 at polling station No. 9134, located in the Sverdlovsk district of Bishkek. He took advantage of the opportunity for remote voting, as he is registered in district No. 8 in the Osh region. Before voting, Shaynazaro visually demonstrated the entire voting process, starting with identification. Voters can provide one of three documents: an international passport, a domestic ID
Elections in Uzgen are taking place without any incidents, according to reports from Turmush correspondent. Mayor Eldos Taev voted at polling station No. 5066.
According to information from Reuters, the director of the Respiratory Infections Center at the Pasteur Institute in France, Marie-Anne Rameix-Velti, warned of the potential threat that the bird flu virus could mutate and cause a more serious pandemic than COVID-19. Bird flu is transmitted among both wild and domestic birds. Experts are considering the likelihood of the virus mutating and its ability to infect humans. Rameix-Velti noted: "There is concern that the virus could adapt to
In the State Service for the Execution of Sentences (GSIN), it was reported that voting is actively taking place in detention centers during the early parliamentary elections. Conditions for exercising voting rights have been created for both the accused and the staff of the institutions in all regions. According to information from GSIN, remote voting stations have been organized in each territorial detention center. This allows both detainees and staff to vote at their place of registration
Kyrgyz citizens are lining up at the polling station in the capital of Russia, Moscow.
Voting at the polling station in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky concluded at 14:00 Bishkek time. A total of 182 voters participated in this process, as reported by the press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Currently, 8,592 citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic have already registered and voted abroad.
During the meeting, representatives of energy companies reported that there are currently no electricity outages, and the work to ensure power supply is being carried out as usual. Mr. Ibraev also noted that in the conditions of cooling weather, the importance of uninterrupted power supply for the population remains under his personal control. He urged energy workers to responsibly fulfill their duties to the citizens.
In the Issyk-Kul region, voting is actively continuing for the early elections of deputies to the Jogorku Kenesh. Voters are eagerly visiting polling stations. According to local electoral commissions, there are 250 polling stations operating in the region, spread across 7 districts.
At the briefing, the chairman of the Central Election Commission, Tynchtyk Shainazarov, reported that the state budget received 147 million soms in the form of contributions from candidates for the elections to the Jogorku Kenesh. As of November 10, 467 candidates had been registered, of which 7 decided to withdraw from further participation. “As of today, the number of candidates is 460. The introduction of the new rule on contributions of 300,000 soms has been an important step. As a result,
The Chairman of the Central Election Commission, Tynchtyk Shainazarov, stated at a recent briefing that the introduction of remote voting has significantly increased voter turnout compared to previous elections. He noted that any citizen of Kyrgyzstan can vote at a polling station from anywhere in the world.
Analysis has shown that marine mammals are not protected from toxic "forever" chemicals, even while living underwater. As part of the study, scientists discovered "unprecedented" levels of pollution from per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in deep-sea dolphins and whales, raising serious concerns for the health of marine species.