The Central Election Commission imposed fines on a number of candidates for parliament.

On October 22, the Central Election Commission held a meeting to discuss cases of violations of legislation in the field of election campaigning. As a result of the analysis conducted by the working group, and in accordance with Articles 65, 455, and paragraph 3 of part 1 of Article 451 of the Code of Offenses, as well as Articles 3, 4, and 8 of the constitutional Law "On the Central Commission for Elections and Referendums," the following decisions were made:

Through a GSM gateway, tens of thousands of dollars were extorted from Kyrgyz citizens, after the SIM cards were flushed down the toilet — the investigation revealed the scheme.

As a result of the investigation into the case of illegal acquisition of funds through a GSM gateway, a verdict has been issued. According to data published in the State Register of Judicial Acts, the accused, Batyr [name changed K.B.E.], in April 2024, being aware that the SIM box [a device for manipulating mobile numbers] was used in fraudulent schemes operating in the shadow cryptocurrency and telecommunications sectors, contacted a person referred to as "H.V." via

Young Talents: A Student from Tyup R. Perizhiga is Fluent in Kyrgyz and Conquering Equestrian Sports in Kyrgyzstan

Ruslan Perezhiga, who lives in the village of Tyup in the Issyk-Kul region, speaks Kyrgyz fluently and actively participates in Kyrgyz equestrian sports. He is currently in the 4th grade at Kaykin School.

Life in the Regions: A Teacher from Karakol Recreated Legendary Aircraft of the Great Patriotic War

In Karakol, located in the Issyk-Kul region, Vadim Arkhipov works as a computer science teacher who has realized his long-standing dream by creating a remote-controlled model of an airplane that played an important role during the Great Patriotic War. At the regional competition, his work took first place, and at the international level, it secured third place. Turmush correspondent spoke with Vadim about his project, the challenges he faced, and his inspiration.

In Bishkek, the Kyrgyz drama "Akyrky Dem" ("Last Breath") is being released in theaters.

Today, the Kyrgyz drama "Akyrky Dem" ("Last Breath") is released in theaters. The film is set in the picturesque mountains of Kyrgyzstan, where a shepherd named Bakyt decides to save an injured foal named Monchok — a descendant of famous racehorses, who is threatened with death. For his daughter Karlygach, this foal becomes the embodiment of hope and dreams. Success in horse racing opens doors to fame for them, but it also provokes envy and greed from those around them.

In the city of Orlovka, the road infrastructure is being updated

On Frunze Street in the town of Orlovka, Kemin District, Chui Region, work has begun on laying new asphalt, as reported by the press service of the city administration. The total length of Frunze Street is 1.8 kilometers, and it previously had asphalt that dated back to the Soviet era, but it has completely deteriorated. This work was initiated at the request of the residents. In Orlovka, most streets already have asphalt coverage, although it is outdated, it still retains its functionality. On

The developer of the spyware Pegasus was bought by Americans

The deal was confirmed shortly after a report from the Israeli tech news site Calcalist, stating that a group led by Hollywood producer Robert Simonds agreed to acquire the surveillance technology manufacturer for several tens of millions of dollars. Hershovitz also noted that "this does not mean the company is escaping the control of Israeli regulators." According to him, the headquarters and main production facilities remain in Israel, and control over the company is retained by

The Audit Chamber identified violations in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs amounting to 72.7 million soms

According to the press service, the Audit Chamber of the Kyrgyz Republic has completed an audit of the budget of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and its foreign representations for the years 2023–2024. Photo of the Audit Chamber. The audit revealed violations in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs amounting to 72.7 million soms The audit results showed that financial violations totaling 72.7 million soms were found in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. These violations pertain to errors in the

Ministry of Energy: The European Union will allocate $1 billion for the construction of "Kambar-Ata-1"

At the forum, it was announced that the European Union is ready to allocate a total of $2.4 billion to finance the project by signing bilateral agreements with Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan. In particular, Kyrgyzstan will receive $1 billion, made possible by the signing of two memoranda:

In New Zealand, they want to ban social media for children under 16 years old

Photo from the internet In the New Zealand Parliament, an initiative is being discussed to introduce a bill that will limit social media use for young people. This information was reported by Reuters. The new bill proposes a ban on access to social media for individuals under the age of 16, and companies like Facebook and TikTok will be required to verify the ages of their users.

In Bishkek, the national corporate race "Business Run KG 2025" took place.

On this day, the run took place in the format of a team relay over distances of 5 and 10 km. Each participant ran one lap of 1 km. For the 5-kilometer distance, the team consisted of 5 people, while for the 10 km, there were 10 participants. All participants who successfully completed the run received commemorative medals and were also able to take part in the interactive contest "Guess the Sport," which added an element of fun and team spirit to the event.

New Vaccine Prevents the Development of Aggressive Cancer in 88% of Cases

The developed vaccine has shown impressive results in experimental mice: according to previous studies, it is capable of not only reducing tumor sizes but also completely eliminating them. New research has confirmed its preventive action. During the experiment, the vaccine was administered to mice along with tumor peptides, and three weeks later, the rodents were implanted with cancer cells that cause aggressive tumors. As a result, the vaccine was able to prevent the development of pancreatic

"Stop, thief!" — with these words her career began: The story of Major Aydai Ibraeva

On November 1, the Kyrgyz police will celebrate its 101st anniversary. In connection with this date, Turmush is launching a series of materials dedicated to the employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

The Central Election Commission of Kyrgyzstan Warned Potential Candidates for Deputies About Responsibility for Violating Fundraising Rules

The Central Election Commission (CEC) made an important statement for future candidates for the Jogorku Kenesh: funding for the election campaign is only possible through official bank accounts. Special accounts can only be opened at "Eldik Bank" or "Aiyl Bank," and the use of other services for fundraising is prohibited.

Business Relocation to Uzbekistan: What the Kazakhstan Tax Reform Leads To

The new tax reform being prepared in Kazakhstan is already causing discontent among ordinary citizens, excluding officials. The publication Caravan.kz details what exactly citizens are complaining about and how changes in tax legislation are already affecting the economy. It is worth noting that this is one of the most discussed projects on the "Open PNA" platform. Among the comments, it is very difficult to find those who support the proposed changes.

In the city of Kara-Kul, 76 vacant job positions were presented at the fair

On October 22, a fair titled "Job Fair and Career Guidance" took place in Kara-Kul, featuring the Deputy Mayor of Manas, Abdykalikov, representatives from various enterprises, residents seeking employment, as well as high school students. This event provided an excellent opportunity for job seekers to interact with employers and learn more about current job openings. Additionally, high school students received advice on choosing their future profession.

A Truck with Potatoes Overturned at Issyk-Kul. Video

An unusual incident occurred on the road when a pedestrian unexpectedly stepped onto the roadway, leading to an accident involving a truck transporting potatoes. The car accident took place at the 6.7 km mark of the Balykchy–Ananyevo–Karakol highway. The truck driver, trying to avoid a collision with the pedestrian, lost control of the vehicle.

In Bishkek, measures to reduce air pollution during the autumn-winter period were discussed

The data provided by international organizations such as UNEP, UNDP, UNICEF, the International Organization for Migration, the World Bank, and ADB indicate the main sources of pollution: heating of residential buildings — 29 %; transport — 27 %; dust raised by the wind — 21 %; emissions from CHPs and boiler houses — 11 %; industrial enterprises — 2%.

"You Will Hear It First." Fury Named the Boxer Who Will Destroy Usyk

Fury continued: “Boxing is a sport for the young, and I told Vladimir Klitschko this when he was 37 years old. Boxing does not wait; it demands fresh strength. I assure you, you heard it here first: Moses Itauma will be a force to be reckoned with for all the veterans in the division. He will handle Usyk, as well as Anthony Joshua and Jarrell Miller. He will defeat everyone older than him, including Zhilei Zhang and Luis Ortiz. They all represent the past. Even Usyk, who took my titles, will

In Kara-Kuldja, a schoolboy died after being bitten by a dog

A tragic incident occurred in the Kara-Kulja district: a second-grade student lost his life as a result of a dog bite. According to preliminary information, the incident took place on the evening of October 22. The child was immediately taken to a medical facility after the bite, but unfortunately, he could not be saved.

Shamans openly use psychedelic substances for healing in South Africa

In an elegant wooden cabin on the outskirts of Cape Town, Stuart Dodds is preparing for his second psychedelic session, seeking to cope with several mental health issues. He has already tried prescription medications but believes that psychedelics are the key to his recovery. “My mom died suddenly, and it was awful. Then, a year after her death, I separated from my ex-wife. After that, I started having serious problems,” shares 53-year-old Dodds.

The Nature of the Mind: Which Walks Unload the Brain and Which Do the Opposite

Mark Berman shares a simple and accessible way to combat stress Although people have always sought solace in nature, it has long remained a mystery why this works. Stevenson described in his works that the forest attracts us not only with its beauty but also with its atmosphere. However, what lies behind this feeling, and how does it affect us?

Why Tashkent Invites Foreign Stars and How Mirziyoyev's Relatives Use This for PR

The daughters and grandchildren of the President of Uzbekistan with Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli. Samarkand, September 1, 2025. Photo from Saida Mirziyoyeva's Facebook page Uzbekistan is actively working on improving its image on the international stage, including by inviting foreign celebrities. The expenses related to hosting these guests remain opaque, especially against the backdrop of large-scale events where the adult children of the president can be seen. This is reported by

Detained organizers of the fake lottery "Osh Sila"

During the investigation, it was revealed that the lottery organizers created fake drawings, announcing false winners, thereby deceiving participants and embezzling their money. To attract more people, they offered high prizes, including cars, apartments, and land plots. In practice, all prizes remained with the organizers, and real winners did not exist. During searches at the 'Osh Sila' lottery office, important evidence was seized, such as a printer for printing lottery tickets, a

The world's first solar helioconcentrator with two towers launched in China

This solar power plant was created by China Three Gorges Corporation, known for constructing the massive Three Gorges Dam. As part of a new project, the company is implementing concentrated solar power (CSP) technology, where sunlight heats salt to a temperature of 570°C. This heat is stored in the system, allowing it to be used even at night when conventional solar panels are ineffective. The uniqueness of the new complex lies in the presence of two towers and a single mirror field, making it

Kyrgyzstan Provided Humanitarian Aid to Ethnic Kyrgyz in Pamir, Afghanistan

During the trip led by the expedition team, measures taken by the authorities of Badakhshan to address the socio-economic and infrastructure issues faced by Kyrgyz people living in the Small and Large Pamir were discussed. A group of doctors, including cardiologists, dentists, and obstetricians-gynecologists, provided medical assistance to 765 people, among whom were 187 women and 207 children. Training was also conducted for the local population on identifying infectious diseases and the

Russia increased gas exports to Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan by 15%

The increase in gas exports is also related to the planned construction of the main gas pipeline "Power of Siberia — 2" to China, which is seen as an important step towards expanding Russian gas supplies in Central Asia. According to data from the National Statistics Committee of Uzbekistan, from January to August, the republic reduced gas imports from Turkmenistan and Russia by 27.9%, amounting to $885.9 million. However, the Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan does not provide

In Bishkek, facilities used for purposes other than their intended use are being dismantled

The ongoing demolition work is due to the decision of the relevant commission of the city hall. On the site that was previously used as a parking lot, objects that violate the intended use are now being displayed.

Mike Tyson explained why he never competed in the UFC

In his candid conversation, Tyson also noted: “I want to be the greatest fighter, earn the highest fees, and be in the spotlight. When I perform, everything else fades away.” ⠀ Last year, at the age of 58, Tyson resumed his career to fight entertainer Jake Paul. Although he was unable to secure a victory, his performance went the full distance, and he lost by points. For this fight, which raised many questions about its quality, Mike earned about 20 million dollars, while his opponent received

The Ombudsman helped a girl retrieve her documents from college in Bishkek and transfer to Karakol.

With the help of the Ombudsman, a 17-year-old girl was able to retrieve her documents from a college in Bishkek and transfer to Karakol. A resident of Karakol, R.N.A., turned to the Ombudsman of the Kyrgyz Republic, Jamilya Dzhamanbaeva, requesting protection for her 17-year-old niece's rights.

China accuses the US of "double standards" over the threat of imposing tariffs

A representative of the Chinese Ministry emphasized that if Trump decides to carry out his threats, China may respond with appropriate measures. He noted that the country is not afraid of the consequences of a possible trade war. In response to the tightening of export rules for rare earth metals, Trump accused Beijing of "extreme hostility" and announced his intention to cancel the upcoming meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the end of the month. However, on Sunday, Trump

Suspects in Land Plot Fraud in Maevka Detained

Victims can contact law enforcement agencies According to information provided by the press service of the Internal Affairs Department of the Pervomaisky District of Bishkek, suspects in land fraud have been detained in Maevka.

A man who attacked a minor in the village of Sadovoe has been detained in the Chuy region.

According to the Main Internal Affairs Directorate, the incident occurred on October 11, 2025, around 6:00 PM at the intersection of Sitnikova and Oleg Koshevoy streets, when a man, taking advantage of the absence of passersby, knocked down and began to strangle the minor K.A., born in 2011. The fact was registered, and a criminal case was initiated regarding the crime under Article 37-122 (Attempted murder) of the Criminal Code of the Kyrgyz Republic.

New Details in the Double Murder Case in "Ak-Ordo-3"

In connection with the high-profile case of the murder of a brother and sister that occurred in the residential area "Ak-Ordo-3," new details have emerged, according to Telegram channels linked here. According to sources in law enforcement, the cap found at the crime scene was originally white, not red as previously reported. It was covered in blood, which led to the misidentification of its color.

The Bishkek City Hall and K-water Company Signed a Memorandum on Reducing Carbon Emissions

Negotiations were held in the municipality with a delegation from a South Korean corporation

Without code locks and payment. Toilets in establishments want to be made accessible for everyone.

A discussion on a new bill has begun in the capital In Bishkek, city authorities have initiated changes to the law "On Public Health," which will require owners of cafes, restaurants, and other public establishments to provide free and open access to restrooms for the population.

The Central Election Commission of the Kyrgyz Republic has posted the addresses of overseas polling stations on the map.

The Central Election Commission of the Kyrgyz Republic, as reported by the press service, has approved 71 overseas polling stations for citizens voting outside the country. This decision is aimed at assisting citizens in exercising their voting rights.

Kulubaev: Kyrgyzstan is interested in attracting American investments

Negotiations between the Foreign Minister and the American Ambassador

Inspectors at border posts will be equipped with body cameras

All video recordings will be automatically transmitted to the Situational Center of the Ministry of Agriculture

The approximate leader of the organized crime group Djengo had lands worth 43.7 million soms taken away.

The land plot was obtained illegally

Suspect in double murder at "Ak-Ordo 3" was killed by police during an escape attempt

Another group of Kyrgyz citizens has gone to work in South Korea

Currently, more than 1,500 citizens of Kyrgyzstan are working in South Korea under the EPS program. On October 21, a pre-departure training was held in Bishkek for a group of 20 Kyrgyz citizens who are going to work in South Korea under the Employment Permit System (EPS).

The Turdakun Usubaliev Family Opposed the Renaming of Kochkor in His Honor

“Renaming may negatively affect historical memory”

Tasmagambetov highly praised Kyrgyzstan's chairmanship in the CSTO

In an exclusive interview with the news agency RIA Novosti, Imangali Tasmagambetov, the Secretary General of the CSTO, expressed high appreciation for Kyrgyzstan's chairmanship in the organization. He emphasized the important aspects of joint work aimed at ensuring security in the region.

In Bishkek, the police are searching for two missing schoolchildren

The missing girl has a disability In Bishkek, the police department of the Lenin district is searching for two missing schoolchildren, as reported by the police press service.

In Osh, the funeral of a woman and her five children who died in a fire took place.

The farewell ceremony was attended by the city mayor and the chairman of the city council

Elections to the State Duma. The Central Election Commission denied registration to two candidates

The working group identified non-compliance of candidates with the established requirements

The Ministry of Labor reminded that November 7-8 are now working days

The Days of History and Memory of Ancestors have lost their holiday status The Ministry of Labor, Social Security and Migration of the Kyrgyz Republic reported that November 7 and 8, which are celebrated as the Days of History and Memory of Ancestors, are no longer considered public holidays.