More than 120 years ago, the first public people's library of Kyrgyzstan was founded in the city of Karakol. This library was located in a building that previously belonged to merchant I.O. Abramov, who traded in iron goods, paints, and carpets.
As a result of the inspection, it was revealed that the driver K.A., operating a heavy truck of the brand "FAW-CAZ250P62K2T1E" (Howo dump truck), while making a left turn from Frunze Street onto Krasnodar Street, ran over a minor resident of the village of Sokuluk, K.A., born in 2009. The girl was crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing from north to south and, unfortunately, sustained injuries incompatible with life, dying at the scene of the incident. In connection with this
From 08:00 in the Ak-Suu district of the Issyk-Kul region, 39 polling stations opened their doors for the early elections of deputies to the Jogorku Kenesh, which are taking place today, November 30. According to the district electoral commission, there are 46,047 registered voters in electoral district No. 27.
The polling station at the 'Dordoy Plaza' shopping center in Bishkek has a calm atmosphere, with no violations reported. As of 13:10, the number of voters is 247.
The president's representative in the Talas region urged citizens to actively participate in the elections. Ermat Jumayev, the presidential envoy in the region, was the first among the election participants to visit the polling station, where he cast his vote. He emphasized that elections are an important and responsible process for every citizen, calling on the residents of the Talas region and all Kyrgyzstani people to be active. "The future of our country depends on the choice of
On Saturday, November 29, a three-day mourning period began in Hong Kong in memory of the victims of a major fire that occurred on November 26, reports DW. In the government quarter of Hong Kong, the head of the administration, John Lee, and senior officials honored the memory of the deceased by observing three minutes of silence. Until December 1, flags on all administrative buildings will be flown at half-mast as a sign of mourning.
In Osh, military personnel voted early in the morning, reported the chairwoman of polling station No. 5902, Batma Shamu ratova. “Our polling station is located near the border service, so military personnel voted early in the morning. Some voters arrived very early and waited. One can say that the turnout is active. In 20 minutes, 13 servicemen and 23 local residents voted,” said B. Shamu ratova.
At a briefing on November 30, Central Election Commission member Aydana Zhupueva reported that by 12:00, 518,473 voters had registered for the elections of the deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh, which constitutes 12.07% of the total number. The control list includes 4 million 294 thousand 243 people. Here are the voter turnout figures by district:
At polling station No. 3113 in the village of Enilchek, Ak-Suysky district, voting continues. As of 10:00, 12 voters have cast their ballots here. There are 135 registered voters in Enilchek. Thus, by 10 a.m., the voter turnout was about 9 percent.
Zhenishbek Toktorbaev, the mayor of Osh, participated in the voting at polling station No. 5283 named after I. Razzakov and noted that the elections are taking place in a calm and transparent environment. The city head emphasized the need to immediately report to law enforcement agencies any attempts to transport voters or violations. “We have seen various elections. Today, the voting is clean. Previously, there were instances of vote buying and transportation of voters — such cases are not
Today, November 30, at polling station No. 5281, located in the city of Osh, the voting process began with a 15-minute delay. The reason for this was issues with equipment overload. This information was provided by the chairperson of the precinct electoral commission, Kursanai Zakirova.
Researchers from the French Pasteur Institute emphasize that bird flu viruses can adapt to mammals, increasing the likelihood of transmission from human to human. The director of the institute noted that people do not have antibodies to H5, making these viruses potentially deadly even for healthy individuals. However, some experts are confident that the world is prepared for new pandemics. Gregorio Torres from the World Organisation for Animal Health noted that the lessons learned from the
In district No. 13, about ten complaints have been registered regarding violations of electoral legislation during the extraordinary elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh. This information was reported by the chairman of the district electoral commission No. 13, Atabek Narmatov.
As of 12:00 PM, voter turnout in the early parliamentary elections in the Batken region was 12.9%. This data was provided by the press service of the authorized representative of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic in the region. So far, 45,972 citizens of the region have already voted. There are 220 polling stations open in the Batken region, all of which are operating without interruptions.
As of 10:00 Bishkek time, voting continues in various countries. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports that active voting is taking place at 40 polling stations in countries such as Russia, Japan, Korea, China, Malaysia, Mongolia, Kazakhstan, India, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Pakistan.
167,072 people voted According to the Central Election Commission, by the morning of the elections for the Jogorku Kenesh, 167,072 citizens voted, which corresponds to 3.89 percent of the total number of voters.
In electoral district No. 28, 108 polling stations have been opened, as reported by the chairman of the district electoral commission, Nurbek Alymbaev. According to him, the district includes the Jeti-Oguz and Ton districts, as well as the city of Karakol. There are 160,181 registered voters in this region. Of these, 48 polling stations are located in the Jeti-Oguz district, 33 in the Ton district, and 28 in Karakol.
In the Naryn region, 161 polling stations have been opened, where voting is actively taking place today. This was reported by representatives of the president in the region. Currently, there are two electoral districts operating in the region — No. 29 and No. 30, as well as one remote voting station. All stations are fully equipped with the necessary equipment for conducting the elections.
The Plenipotentiary Representative of the President in the Talas region, Ermat Jumayev, addressed the residents of the region with a call to actively participate in the upcoming elections. This information was published by the press service of the representative office. In his address, Jumayev emphasized the importance of elections as a significant and responsible step for every citizen.
Today, November 30, in the village of Ak-Suu in the Moscow district of the Chui region, extraordinary elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh took place, in which 33-year-old Ulan Asanov participated. He lives in a family-type boarding house for people with disabilities and, together with his wife Burulsun and his team, came to the elections to cast their votes. Turmush correspondent reports that Ulan, while in a wheelchair, emphasized the importance of fulfilling his civic duty: “We are
The elections to the Jogorku Kenesh have started in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky Today, elections to the parliament are taking place in Kyrgyzstan. The opening of the first polling station outside the country occurred in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, the most remote region of Russia, as reported by representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kyrgyzstan.
On November 30, during the parliamentary elections at polling station No. 5280 in Osh, there was a malfunction of the identification device, which led to the damage of a ballot. This information was confirmed by Suusarkan Ismailova, the chairperson of the polling station.
According to the information from the mayor of Uzgen, Eldos Taev, the elections in the city are taking place without any violations. “This morning I visited the polling stations. Everything is going smoothly. There are 14 polling stations open in Uzgen, where 36,985 voters are registered. In the first hour of voting, 755 people cast their votes,” noted E. Taev.
Observers report various violations during the elections. At polling station N7416 in the Atbashy school, located in the village of Manas, a violation of pre-election campaigning was noted: a voter arrived wearing a vest with the surname of one of the candidates. However, according to the legislation, campaigning is only allowed after the registration of candidates is completed and 24 hours before the start of voting.
In the city of Osh, the voting process continues for the early elections of deputies to the Jogorku Kenesh. At polling station No. 5303, 2,563 voters are registered. According to the latest data, 23 people have voted here.
During the election campaign, 9 criminal cases were initiated, as reported by the press secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Sultan Makilov, at a press conference. According to him, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Central Election Commission received 256 reports of various violations, of which 59 were registered before the start of the election campaign. Regarding vote buying, 9 criminal cases have been initiated in this area, distributed as follows: 5 cases in Bishkek, 2 in
In the Tyup district of the Issyk-Kul region, in the rural area of Tyup, voting began with the participation of 76-year-old Zholoochu Kyshtobaev, who became one of the first voters at polling station No. 3063 in the House of Culture. The chairperson of the precinct commission congratulated Kyshtobaev for his active participation in the elections, and representatives of the district leadership presented him with a small gift.
Today, early elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh have started in the Osh region, and all polling stations, including those located in the Kara-Suu district, have opened their doors for voters. At polling station No. 5500 in the city of Kara-Suu, voting began at the scheduled time. According to information from the precinct commission, by 09:35, 90 citizens had voted at the station, and 7 voters took advantage of the remote voting option.
According to Sultan Makilov, head of the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Kyrgyz Republic, the elections in the republic are currently taking place in a calm environment, and no violations have been recorded. He added that public order is under control.
During the briefing, Tynchtyk Shainazarov, the head of the Central Election Commission, refuted rumors circulating on social media about possible malfunctions of the voting equipment at some polling stations. He noted that a malfunction implies a complete shutdown of the system, which is not happening at the moment. According to him, all polling stations are functioning without any problems.
On November 30, Deputy Prime Minister and Head of the State National Security Committee Kamchybek Tashiev participated in the early elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh. He informed journalists that his vote was cast "for peace, stability, and the future."
As of 10:00 AM on November 30, the voter turnout for the elections of the deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh was 167,072 people, which corresponds to 3.89% of the total number of registered voters. This was reported by the chairman of the Central Commission for Elections and Referendums, Tynchtyk Shainazarov, at a press conference. According to the data, the total number of citizens included in the control list is 4,294,243 people. We present the turnout statistics by electoral districts: -
In the Alamidin district of the Chui region, 88-year-old Roza Basarova came to the polling station. Roza was born in 1937.
Active voting abroad for the elections of the deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh has already begun. The first polling stations opened in the Far East of the Russian Federation, where the time is 4, 5, and 6 hours ahead of Bishkek. This was reported by Tynchtyk Shainazarov, the chairman of the Central Commission for Elections and Referendums, at a briefing on November 30. Following this, voting started in East Asian countries such as Japan, South Korea, China, Malaysia, and Mongolia, where the time
Today, November 30, 2025, in Kyrgyzstan, in connection with the elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh, energy companies are operating in enhanced mode. According to information provided by the press service of the Ministry of Energy, the main task is to ensure stable electricity supply for voters and polling stations.
In the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, from November 30 to December 6, a relatively warm climate is expected, typical for this time of year, with sunny periods and light frosts at night. According to meteorologists' forecasts, on November 30, the daytime temperature will range from +12 to +14 °C, the sky will be clear with some cloudiness, and no precipitation is predicted.
The head of the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Sultan Makilov, stated at a briefing on November 30 that a fake list of alleged deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh by districts is circulating on the internet. He also added that in connection with the spread of this information, verification and investigative actions are being carried out.
The Central Election Commission reported that 9,364 citizens of Kyrgyzstan, which constitutes 90.6% of the total number of voters, took the opportunity to vote outside the polling stations. A total of 10,335 applications for remote voting were submitted to 1,324 electoral commissions out of 2,492. The distribution of voters by categories is as follows:
In winter, breathing in Bishkek becomes a real torture: the air becomes heavy, gray, and saturated with the smell of burning. In summer, the situation improves slightly, but exhaust fumes, dust, and heat create another, equally dangerous atmosphere. Polluted air has become a common phenomenon in the cities of Kyrgyzstan, and its consequences continue to be underestimated. This "air poison" not only worsens overall well-being but also has a serious impact on the health of women and
The opening of polling station No. 9111 took place on November 30 at the "Kosmopark" shopping center. For the first time in the early elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh, polling stations are located not only in traditional places but also in shopping centers, markets, and even airports. International observers are working at polling station No. 9111, and security is provided by the police.
At the briefing on November 30, Central Election Commission (CEC) member Uzarbek Zhilkybaev reported that the Working Group, which is reviewing complaints and statements from voters, received 36 appeals from participants in the electoral process. Of the total number of appeals: - 15 were sent directly to the CEC, - 9 — through district commissions, - 12 — through the coordination group responsible for the CEC's operational response. Zhilkybaev noted that most complaints are related to
As of 10:00 AM, in the early elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh, 167,072 voters have already made their choice, which constitutes 3.89% of the total number registered on the lists. This was reported by the chairman of the Central Election Commission, Tynchtyk Shainazarov, at a press conference. The breakdown by districts is as follows:
Member of the Central Commission for Elections and Referendums Akbalyk Jumalieva presented data on the involvement of special categories of voters in the early elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh on November 30. According to the information provided by Jumalieva, there are 5,858 registered voters in Kyrgyzstan belonging to special categories, including:
An appeal that allegedly belongs to the former president of Kyrgyzstan, Almazbek Atambayev, is actively circulating on the internet. However, his son, Said Atambayev, stated on his social media page that this is false information.
Alexey Sandykov, an international observer from Armenia, shared with journalists that no factors capable of influencing the course or results of the elections were observed during the voting. He emphasized that Kyrgyzstan demonstrates a high level of preparedness for the elections, especially in terms of using modern technologies.
In Karakol, 28 polling stations have opened. According to a Turmush correspondent, the event began with the performance of the national anthem of Kyrgyzstan. The total number of registered voters in Karakol is 51,954. “As of 08:00, three people have already voted. There are 1,589 registered voters at polling station No. 3148,” summarized the chairwoman of polling station No. 3148, Indira Bektenova.
Today, November 30, early elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh began in Kyrgyzstan. The mayor of Osh, Jenishbek Toktorbaev, cast his vote at polling station No. 5283, fulfilling his civic duty, as reported by the mayor's office. Toktorbaev urged the city's residents to actively participate in the voting, reminding them of the importance of each vote for the future of the country. He noted that all necessary conditions have been created to ensure transparency and fairness in
The mayor of the capital, Aybek Junushaliev, participated in the early elections for deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh, voting at polling station No. 1220. According to the press service of the Bishkek city hall, 296 polling stations were opened for voting in the capital, each equipped with automatic ballot boxes for counting votes. Election commission operators underwent special training to work with the new devices. In Bishkek, 296 precinct election commissions have been organized, covering four