The road connecting Naryn and Oruk-Tam will be closed until spring. This decision was made by the Naryn District State Administration. According to the official document, traffic is restricted on the section between the 50th and 75th kilometers: from the village of Eki-Naryn to the Kapchigay area. The restriction will be in effect until April 15, 2026.
In the Talas region, new facts have emerged regarding the theft of 41 yaks. On November 5, the press service of the regional police department reported that three suspects in the cattle theft have been detained in Talas. A young man born in 2002 approached the Talas district police department with a report about the disappearance of 41 yaks, which were stolen on October 14 from the Kara-Kol pasture.
Athletes from the Jeti-Oguz district, representing Kyzyl-Suu, achieved significant success at the European Championship in mas-wrestling, as reported by Alisher Nurbek uulu, head of the Kyzyl-Suu rural administration. The competition took place on November 7 and 8 in the Slovak city of Banská Bystrica.
— Thank you very much! I am in my fifth year at the Bishkek State University named after Kusein Karasaev, where I study Kyrgyz philology. My homeland is the Kara-Kulzhinsky district of the Osh region, but I have lived in the Moscow district of the Chui region for the last 15 years. In our family, I am the eldest of six children, and my parents are simple and hardworking people.
The Central Election Commission of the Kyrgyz Republic has announced the voter control list ahead of the early elections for the deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh, scheduled for November 30, 2025. The voter lists were formed by the State Institution "Kyzmat" under the Office of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic based on data from the Unified State Register of the Population (USRP). The Central Election Commission has posted them on the official voter portal "Tizme" -
As part of the environmental campaign for greening, the mayor of the capital, Aybek Junushaliev, together with his deputies, planted more than 500 trees in Bishkek, as reported by the city hall. The event took place on the grounds of secondary school No. 102, as well as along Baytik Baatyr Street, where birches, thujas, maples, and oaks were planted on the western side from Isa Akhunbaev Street to Kasymaly Jantoshev Street. In total, more than 500 trees were planted in the city that day.
Tenis Tolomushev, residing in the Kemin district, was one of those preparing for the visit of Mikhail Gorbachev, the former president and leader of the USSR. Tolomushev Tenis Shamyralievich was born in 1946 in Bishkek into a family of journalists. Throughout his career, he worked in various editorial offices of Kyrgyz publications, on the radio, and also headed collective and state farms. Later, his path led him to the tax service, from which he retired.
According to information provided by Kazinform and a link to DW, Rodrigo Paz was officially sworn in as the constitutional president of the Plurinational State of Bolivia for the term from 2025 to 2030. The inauguration took place in the building of the Plurinational Legislative Assembly located in the center of La Paz.
Today, November 10, the stage of pre-election campaigning has started in connection with the upcoming early elections of deputies to the Jogorku Kenesh of Kyrgyzstan. According to the constitutional Law of the Kyrgyz Republic "On the Elections of the President and Deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh," campaigning begins from the moment all candidates are registered and ends 24 hours before the voting day.
On November 9, in Karakol, at the local history museum, an international exhibition titled "Memories Woven into the Earth" was launched. It is dedicated to the historical context of cultivating medicinal poppy in the Issyk-Kul region. As part of the event, descendants of labor veterans who previously collected raw opium were invited. They shared their memories of their hard working days, when in the evening they had to make incisions on the poppy pods, and early in the morning,
Kyrgyzstan has become a member of the UNESCO Executive Board, receiving support from 153 out of 194 countries.
Today, November 10, the official period of pre-election campaigning began in Kyrgyzstan in connection with the early elections of deputies to the Jogorku Kenesh. According to the Central Commission for Elections and Referendums of the Kyrgyz Republic, campaigning starts from the moment the registration of candidates is completed and continues until 24 hours before voting. Since the elections will be early, the entire process will be shortened by one third. Thus, the campaigning will last for
In Kyrgyzstan, Science Day is celebrated annually in November. This holiday was established on January 14, 2002, according to a government decree. The history of science in Kyrgyzstan began in 1943 when, despite the challenging conditions of wartime, the Kyrgyz Branch of the USSR Academy of Sciences was created. In December 1954, based on this branch, the Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz SSR was founded, which then had 203 research staff members, of whom 12 held doctoral degrees and 83 held
The State Agency for Civil Service and Local Self-Government has initiated a public discussion on a draft law concerning the classification of a number of settlements from Batken, Osh, and Talas regions as aiyl (villages). The purpose of this document is to grant aiyl status to those settlements that meet the established criteria for improvement and population size in accordance with the Law "On the Administrative-Territorial Structure of the Kyrgyz Republic".
From November 6 to 8, 2025, a significant raid was conducted in the Chui region, organized by the Rangers of the regional administration and the staff of the environmental protection group "Bars," operating under the public organization NABU. This information was announced by representatives of the Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology, and Technical Supervision of the Kyrgyz Republic. The main objective of the raid was to prevent cases of illegal hunting in the Chui and Kemin
The opening ceremony of the new building of the Mailuu-Suu RES, which has become part of the Jalal-Abad branch of OJSC "NESC", was attended by the Minister of Energy of the Kyrgyz Republic, Talaybek Ibraev. Speaking to those present, the minister noted that creating comfortable conditions for energy workers is an important step towards improving the quality of customer service.
The State Tax Service of the Kyrgyz Republic emphasizes the importance of complying with tax legislation for candidates seeking to enter the Jogorku Kenesh. The press service of the agency reported that the income of individuals received from candidates and political parties from their electoral funds for performing the functions of authorized representatives, observers, or representatives, as well as for providing campaigning services during elections, is not subject to income tax.
Due to the youth forum "My Dream Kyrgyzstan" and the opening of a small arena, the section of Togolok Moldо Street, which runs from Chuy Avenue to Frunze Street, will be closed to traffic. This restriction will take effect on November 10, 2025, at midnight and will last until 5:00 PM. Authorities urge drivers to plan their routes in advance and use alternative paths to avoid road congestion.
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- Since October 2025, significant delays for trucks have been observed at the Russian-Kazakh border, including those carrying products from Kyrgyz tailors. This was reported on November 9, 2025, in an interview with Tazabek by Asel Atabekova, head of the Association of Textile and Light Industry Enterprises "Textillegprom." She noted that the delays were caused by intensified checks on "gray" schemes and control over the labeling and origin of goods. According to her, this
New age restrictions, which will come into effect on December 10, will affect the largest social media platforms. They will be required to block access for users in Australia who are under 16 years old and delete hundreds of thousands of accounts. The responsibility for monitoring compliance with these requirements has been assigned to the eSafety Commissioner, who has already notified companies of their inclusion in the list of "age-restricted platforms." Companies are required to
Sadyr Japarov, the president of the country, announced the introduction of a 14-month course on traffic rules, which will be exclusively aimed at high school students in grades 11-12. This initiative will become part of the educational program for youth. The president pointed out the high accident rates in Kyrgyzstan, which are largely related to the fact that many drivers obtain their licenses without the necessary knowledge. He noted that "90 percent of drivers received their licenses
President of Kyrgyzstan Sadyr Japarov, in his address, discussed several pressing issues that are causing dissatisfaction among citizens and are actively discussed on social media: Dear Kyrgyz citizens!
In the UK, an investigation has been launched regarding the possible remote disabling of hundreds of Chinese electric buses. This incident highlights growing concerns about China's influence on the country's infrastructure, reports the Financial Times.
Trump became the first president to gather the leaders of all five Central Asian countries at the White House, highlighting the United States' attention to this region. This event took place against the backdrop of long-standing human rights issues and the influence of players such as Russia and China, who traditionally dominate this space. The changes initiated by Trump allow the countries in the region, which have relations with Moscow and Beijing, to establish closer ties with
Tim Davie and Deborah Turness are leaving their positions amid discussions related to the altered speech of President Trump, which was featured in the BBC program Panorama. In his letter, Davie emphasized: “Although the BBC is functioning well overall, mistakes have been made, and as the Director General, I feel responsible for this. The discussions surrounding the Panorama program about Trump have reached a point where they are damaging our corporation.” According to him, he is currently
According to information from the press service of the Traffic Police of Chui Region, the driver who performed a drift at the Bishkek Petroleum gas station, located in the village of Besh-Kungey in the Alamudun district, has been identified. The recording of the incident quickly spread across social media in Kyrgyzstan.
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums held a draw to determine the order of candidates for the Jogorku Kenesh deputies on November 8. This event covered all 30 electoral districts of the country. In district No. 19, 32 applications were submitted, of which 25 candidates were registered. The boundaries of the specified district encompass the following territories: Gavrilovsky, Zhany-Pakhtinsky, Nizhne-Chuysky, Manas, Voenno-Antonovsky, and Kun-Tuysky rural districts of the Sokuluk
President Sadyr Japarov announced the launch of a new 14-month program for teaching traffic rules, which is aimed specifically at high school students in grades 11-12. Students and adults will be able to undergo training in a different, more condensed format. According to the president, this decision was made in light of the increasing number of traffic accidents. He emphasized that many drivers who hold licenses obtained them without sufficient knowledge, noting that "90 percent of
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums held a draw on November 8, determining the order of candidates' names on the ballot for the elections of deputies to the Jogorku Kenesh across all 30 districts. In the 14th district, 18 applications were submitted, of which 13 candidates were registered; however, one of them decided to withdraw from the elections.
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums held a draw on November 8 to determine the order of candidates on the ballots for the elections of deputies to the Jogorku Kenesh across all 30 districts. In district No. 27, 32 applications were submitted, of which 24 candidates were successfully registered. The geographical boundaries of this district encompass the city of Cholpon-Ata and entire rural districts: Toru-Aygyr-Tamchinsky, Shaiybek-Atinsky, J. Abdrakhmanov, and Sadyrakensky in
In the framework of district No. 26, 19 applications were submitted, of which 17 candidates were registered. The boundaries of district No. 26 fully encompass the city of Tokmok, as well as the rural districts of Burani, S. Ibraimov, Birimdik, Onbir-Zhylgy, and Chui in the Chui region. In the Kemin district, the district includes the city of Kemin, the city of Orlovka, and the rural districts of Kichi-Kemin, Kyzyl-Oktabr, Chon-Kemin, and Chym-Korgon.
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums held a draw on November 8, which determined the order of candidates on the ballots for the elections of deputies to the Jogorku Kenesh. This procedure covered all 30 electoral districts. In particular, in district No. 22, 18 applications were submitted, of which 16 candidates were officially registered. The boundaries of this district encompass the Oktobrskiy district of Bishkek, where 135,256 voters are registered.
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums held a draw on November 8 to establish the order of candidates on the ballot for the elections of deputies to the Jogorku Kenesh in 30 districts of the country. In district No. 30, 14 candidates are registered, while 17 applications have been submitted for participation.
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums held a drawing on November 8 to determine the order of placement of candidates for the Jogorku Kenesh deputies on the ballots for all 30 districts. In the 20th district, 23 applications were submitted, of which 18 candidates were registered. The boundaries of this district encompass a number of populated areas: in the Alamudun district, these are the villages of Chokmorovsky, Baytik-Baatyrsky, A. Sydykovsky, Kara-Jygachsky, Dostuksky,
As a result of the drawing for district No. 21, 17 applications were submitted, while 16 candidates were registered. District No. 21 covers the Lenin district of Bishkek and has 138,792 voters.
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums conducted a draw on November 8 to determine the order of candidates for the elections of deputies to the Jogorku Kenesh in the ballots for all 30 districts. In district No. 29, 20 applications were submitted, of which 13 candidates were registered. The geographical boundaries of this district encompass the city of Balykchy, as well as the Kochkor, Toguz-Toro, and Jumgal districts, where 138,152 voters reside. The district includes in full:
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums conducted a draw on November 8 to establish the order of placement for candidates in the ballots for the deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh across all 30 districts. In district No. 18, 16 applications were submitted, and all were registered. The boundaries of this district encompass the following territories: the entire Ak-Bashat and Intymak rural districts of the Jayil region, as well as the Ak-Suu, Tort-Gul, Tolok, Narzan, and Min-Bulak rural
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums held a draw on November 8 to determine the order in which candidates for the position of deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh will be presented on the ballot for all 30 constituencies. In constituency No. 17, 19 applications were submitted, of which 15 candidates were successfully registered. This constituency includes the following territories: Besh-Tash, Kara-Kol, Ken-Kol, Shumkar-Uya, and Chon-Alysh rural municipalities of the Talas region, as
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums held a draw on November 8 to establish the order of candidates for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh on the ballots for all 30 districts. In district No. 15, 16 applications were submitted, of which 15 candidates were registered; however, one of them decided to withdraw from the elections.
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums conducted a draw that determined the order of candidates on the ballot for the elections of deputies to the Jogorku Kenesh. This event took place on November 8 and covered all 30 electoral districts. In district No. 28, which includes the Jeti-Oguz and Ton districts, as well as the city of Karakol, 17 candidates have been registered out of 18 applications submitted. The number of voters in this district is 160,181 people. The geographical
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums held a draw on November 8 to establish the order of candidates for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh on the ballots for all 30 districts. In district No. 16, 12 applications were submitted, of which 10 candidates were registered. The geographical boundaries of this district encompass the following areas: fully the Amanbaevsky, Kara-Buurinsky, Sheker and Cholponbai rural districts of the Aitmatov region, as well as the Kyrgyz, Semetey and
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums conducted a draw to determine the order of candidates on the ballots for the elections of deputies to the Jogorku Kenesh. This event took place on November 8 and covered all 30 districts of the country. In district No. 13, 14 candidates have registered their applications with the CEC. The important boundaries of this district include the city of Bazar-Korgon, where polling stations No. 2423, No. 2428, No. 2140, and No. 2141 are located, as
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums held a draw on November 8 to determine the order of candidates on the ballot for the elections of deputies to the Jogorku Kenesh across all 30 districts. In district No. 23, 14 candidates are registered, with 20 applications submitted for participation in the elections. This district covers the Pervomaisky district, where the number of voters is 131,968. The candidates will be presented on the ballot under the following numbers: 1 — Rinat
On November 8, the Central Commission for Elections and Referendums conducted a draw to determine the order of placement of candidates for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh on the ballots across all 30 districts. In district No. 24, 16 applications were submitted, of which 14 candidates were registered.
The Central Commission for Elections and Referendums held a draw on November 8, determining the order in which candidates for deputy positions in the Jogorku Kenesh will be presented on the ballots across all 30 districts. In district No. 25, 17 candidates have been registered out of 20 submitted applications. The boundaries of this district include: the Tunguch microdistrict, the residential areas of Ruhiy Muras, Kara-Jygach, and MTU-406 in the October district of Bishkek, as well as the full
During his visit to the Chui region, Prime Minister Adylbek Kasymaliev inspected key facilities of the irrigation system and reservoirs. This was reported by the government press service. Accompanied by the Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and the Minister of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Processing Industry Bakyt Torobaev, Kasymaliev conducted an inspection of the condition of key hydraulic structures.
Kuban Duyushembiev, a resident of the Kemin district in the Chui region, became the winner of the district competition in the nomination "Creative Family." Kuban Saparbeckovich Duyushembiev and his family participated in the competition "Talented Father, Caring Mother" in the Kemin district, where they took first place in the "Creative Family" category. They have been married for 12 years.