Today, a new action movie titled "Capture" directed by Aziret Abdrayimov is hitting the screens. The plot tells the story of Baisal, a young and promising boxer who has just won the title of Asian champion and is preparing for the Olympic Games. His life changes dramatically when he decides to protect a girl from street aggressors.
Aruuke Kadyrbek kyzy, representing Kyrgyzstan, won a bronze medal at the Islamic Games, competing in the freestyle wrestling category up to 53 kg.
Aibek Junushaliev, the mayor of Bishkek, made comments in response to active discussions on social media regarding the width of Chuy Avenue after its reconstruction. Users posted photos of the road section from Abdrakhmanov Street to Shopokov Street, where many felt that the width of the road had decreased. However, at a press conference held the day before, the mayor assured that there had been no changes in the width of the avenue.
In the administrative center of Kyzyl-Suu, which is part of the eponymous rural district, a service vehicle was handed over to the district police officers. This was reported by Alisher Nurbek uulu, the head of the village government. According to him, the transferred vehicle, a "Toyota Camry," which was registered with the village government, is intended to enhance the operational efficiency of the police and prevent crimes in the territory of the rural district. This initiative aims
A recent decision by the Supreme Court established that candidates for parliamentary elections are not required to be proficient in the state language. This information was announced by Temirlan Sultanbekov, the leader of the "Social Democrats" party, who was the initiator of the appeal to the court. According to the politician, the Supreme Court effectively annulled the law that mandates state officials to know the Kyrgyz language.
Key forms of violence in educational institutions have been identified in Kyrgyzstan, as reported by Cholpon Akmatova, a representative of the research group focused on child protection issues. According to her, racketeering, or extortion, is a leading form of school violence. This type of violence manifests through the dominance of groups of older or stronger students who demand "tribute" from younger and weaker ones, including money, food, and valuables.
The Deputy Director of the Center for Digital Technologies, Chingiz Dzhumagulov, shared information about the functioning of the traffic light system and the management of traffic congestion in Bishkek. According to data presented by the city hall, a project aimed at creating a modern system for traffic management started in 2023. As part of this project, employees of the Traffic Safety Administration of Bishkek have undergone training and are now monitoring and regulating traffic flows in
Recently, school teachers in Bishkek have been actively discussing their incomes on the social network Threads. One teacher with 14 years of experience reported that in October she received 18,600 soms for a full position with class supervision. Another educator, considering the bonus for teaching experience, received 13,600 soms.
On November 20, the akim of the Uzgen district, Kanybek Apbasov, handed over a new combine harvester to the head of the Ayil Okmotu of Iri-Suu, Sovetbek Karaev, as reported by the administration. “We have 2,000 hectares of land available for agricultural work. Due to a lack of equipment, some residents even refused to cultivate their plots. Those who continued to engage in agriculture had to rent machines from neighboring villages and work in shifts. Now, thanks to the acquisition of our own
In the Lenin district, monetary payments are planned as compensation for coal for 1,285 low-income families. This was reported by Zhoomart Toktosunov, the deputy akim of the district, at a meeting of two commissions of the Bishkek city council. At the moment, assistance has already been provided to 588 families, and work on the payment of compensations is ongoing for the others. Families living in villages that were annexed to Bishkek as a result of the administrative-territorial reform are
The Toktogul Satylganov National Philharmonic has announced a performance of the musical "Jamilya," which will take place on November 26. This musical work is inspired by the famous piece by Chyngyz Aitmatov and will be presented to the Kazakh audience and compatriots. The premiere will be held in the halls of the Republic Palace in Almaty.
As part of a joint project with the Central State Archive of Film, Photo, and Sound Documents (CSAFPSD KR), which is part of the Archive Service of the KR, AKIpress presents archival photographs. The theme of this publication is "The Everyday Life of Kyrgyz People."
The presentation of the results of a national study on violence in educational institutions and child protection took place in Bishkek. The study, conducted by the Ministry of Education of the Kyrgyz Republic in collaboration with the public foundation "Civil Participation" and with the assistance of the "Good Neighbors International" branch, covered seven regions of the country, as well as educational institutions in the cities of Bishkek and Osh. A total of 1,045 people
According to the Vice President of the Diabetic and Endocrinological Association of Kyrgyzstan, Professor Roza Sultanalieva, at the international scientific and practical conference "Diabetes Mellitus – A Challenge for Modern Medicine," more than 90,000 people are registered as diabetic patients in the country. However, the actual numbers may be 2-3 times higher, as many are unaware of their condition or predisposition to diabetes. Sultanalieva noted that over the past 24 years, the
As of today, the agreement on mutual recognition of diplomas among the countries of Central Asia has not been signed by all participants. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Science, Higher Education and Innovations of Kyrgyzstan. It has become known that Kazakhstan has already approved the draft agreement, while Kyrgyzstan has not yet completed the internal coordination procedures.
UNICEF in Kyrgyzstan has announced the creation of a new Business Advisory Council focused on protecting children's rights. This initiative will bring together the largest companies in the country that are eager to promote children's rights. This partnership is part of UNICEF's global strategy, aimed at prioritizing the protection of children's rights in workplaces, communities, and markets.
In Karakol, activities for the prevention of echinococcosis and the vaccination of domestic animals against rabies have been completed, reported a correspondent from Turmush. Tilek Ishenbaev, head of the city's veterinary management, livestock development, pastures, and feed, noted that as part of this campaign, 1,500 dogs and cats were treated and vaccinated.
On November 19, a presentation of the scientific collection "National Spirit - Global Heights" took place at the Kyrgyz National University named after J. Balasagyn, attended by the Secretary of State of Kyrgyzstan, Marat Imankulov. According to the press service of the president, this event was timed to coincide with Science Day. Alongside the Secretary of State, the presentation was attended by the advisor to the President of the Kyrgyz Republic, Arslan Koychiev, the president of
The correspondent of Turmush received information about the issues that will be raised at the IV People's Kurultai from the participants of the event from the Kochkor district. Tynchtykbek Jumagulov, an elected delegate, reported that delegates from the Naryn region held a meeting in Naryn. "We elected Akmatbek Akylbek uulu as the chairman of the National Council from our region. Tynchtyk Jumagulov and Soңkölbek Kasiev will represent the Kochkor district at the IV People's
Munarbek Seyitbek uulu, competing in the under 60 kg weight category, began his participation in the tournament from the quarterfinals. In his first match, he achieved a confident victory over a Polish boxer, winning by unanimous decision.
The Director of the National Historical Museum, Zhyldyz Bakashova, held a meeting with Nicolas Fay, the Ambassador of France, and representatives of his embassy. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Culture. As a result of this meeting, a grant agreement was signed, which provides for the creation of a brochure dedicated to the museum's gold collection, as well as the translation of texts for the audio guide into French.
The city authorities of Bishkek have decided to rid the streets of the endless network of wires by relocating them underground. In the summer of this year, the concept of the "Clean Sky" program was approved, with the goal of gradually moving all overhead lines, including electrical and internet cables, underground. Aesthetics and Safety Instead of ChaosAccording to Ramiz Aliev, the city's vice mayor, this measure is justified not only by the improvement of visual perception but
In Baku, Azerbaijan, on November 12-13, the 8th meeting of the Youth Council of CICA (Conference on Interaction and Confidence-Building Measures in Asia) was held, with a delegation from Kyrgyzstan participating. According to the press service of the Ministry of Culture, during the plenary session held on November 12, representatives of the CICA member states discussed key areas of youth cooperation. Among the topics discussed were the development of digital and innovative skills, increasing
On November 29, a concert titled "Kambarakan's Melodies" will take place at the Toktogul Satylganov National Philharmonic, presented by the folk-ethnographic ensemble "Kambarakan" named after Chalagyz Isabaev. According to the press service of the philharmonic, the ensemble is led by the People's Artist of Kyrgyzstan Rysbek Jumakunov, who serves as its chief conductor and artistic director.
From November 24 to 26, an international student film festival titled "Peace to the World!" will take place in Bishkek, dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War. This information was published by the press service of the Ministry of Culture. The festival will bring together young filmmakers from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Russia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan. The main goal of the event is to preserve historical memory and promote the values of peace
Employees of the Sverdlovsk District Akimat conducted a raid during which illegal advertising structures and banners installed in violation of outdoor advertising legislation were dismantled. This information was announced on November 20. The activities took place on Abdrahmanov and Kyivskaya streets, as well as within the boundaries of the MTU. The operation involved not only representatives of the Akimat but also employees of the Land Use Control Department, as well as workers from the
At "Miss Universe - 2025", Mary Kuvaakova, representing Kyrgyzstan, impressed the audience with her national costume. Its design features golden and bronze shades, as well as magnificent wings adorned with feathers and decorative elements. According to Mary Kuvaakova, the golden eagle symbolizes not only strength and freedom but also the pride of the Kyrgyz people. "When I spread these wings, I tell our story, about the resilience and dignity that live in each of us," she
From November 10 to 16, 2025, the country registered 7,966 cases of influenza and ARVI, which is 17.3% more than the previous week, according to information from the Ministry of Health. Of the total number of cases, 65.5% are children under 14 years old, which is equivalent to 5,216 cases. Of these, 8.5% (679 people) require hospitalization. A total of 63,493 people from at-risk groups have been vaccinated against influenza, which accounts for 99.6% of the total number of vaccines.
From November 11 to 17, the ICOM Dubai 2025 museum conference took place in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with the participation of Zhyldyz Bakashova, the director of the National Historical Museum of Kyrgyzstan. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Culture. The International Council of Museums (ICOM) is a global organization that brings together museum professionals working on the preservation, development, and promotion of cultural and natural heritage. ICOM was founded in
On November 12, 2025, the government of Kazakhstan approved an agreement on mutual recognition of higher education diplomas with the governments of Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan, as reported by Zakon.kz. According to this agreement, documents confirming the completion of higher education institutions (diplomas) issued by accredited educational institutions of the participating countries will be recognized.
Starting from December 1, the country will begin monitoring the presence of licenses for taxi services. Additionally, vehicles with right-hand drive will not be allowed to operate as taxis. The Main Department of Road Safety of the Ministry of Internal Affairs urges drivers to prepare and submit the necessary documents in advance. The deadline for submission is December 1, 2025.
In the latest QS World University Rankings: Sustainability 2026, published on TopUniversities, three higher education institutions from Kyrgyzstan made it to the list of the 1500 best universities in the world based on sustainability criteria. The Ministry of Science, Higher Education and Innovation reported that this ranking aims to assess the contribution of universities to addressing social and environmental issues, developing "green" infrastructure, supporting inclusivity, as well
Residents of the "Chon-Aryk" microdistrict are expressing concern about the possible demolition of their homes due to the upcoming expansion of Kozhobergenova Street. The situation has been a topic of discussion since early January when information about the planned road reconstruction was announced at a meeting of the Bishkek City Council. Residents' fears intensified after the statement made by the Akim of the Lenin District, Tariel Aitiev, who announced on November 12 during a
The republican art exhibition "Unguu Jol" has opened at the "Dubovy Park" gallery named after Chuykov. Journalist 24.kg attended the event to see how masters from different corners of the country embody national themes and traditions in their works. The exhibition includes more than 150 works distributed across two floors. The first floor features painting and sculpture, while the second floor is dedicated to graphics and decorative applied arts. The works encompass a
In the capital of Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, preparations for the New Year celebrations have begun with the decoration of Ala-Too Square. This year, the main Christmas tree will be installed on the northern side of the square, which will create more space for walks, photo zones, and festive events. The city administration reports that all decisions are made with an emphasis on energy conservation, safety, and compliance with noise legislation.
In Bishkek, on Maldybaev Street, along the Ala-Archa River, repairs are ongoing. Local residents have noticed that the pedestrian sidewalk has been temporarily removed during the work. According to information provided by the city hall, in July of this year, the foundation of the retaining walls on the eastern side of the river, opposite dormitory No. 4 of KGUSTA, was damaged. This occurred due to the absence of a spillway threshold, which was supposed to reduce the flow velocity.
The International Forum dedicated to the theme "Internet for Sustainable Development and Bridging the Digital Divide" has started in Bishkek. This event emphasizes the role of the internet as an important factor for sustainable development in modern society.
Employees of the Ombudsman Institute of the Kyrgyz Republic provided support to 74-year-old B.A.I., who sought help in being placed in a nursing home for the elderly. Thanks to their intervention, she was able to obtain a referral and begin the process of acquiring a passport of Kyrgyzstan.
The mayor of the city of Tokmok organized an award ceremony for mothers of large families who were honored with the "Baatur Ene" (Heroine Mother) order and the "Ene Danky" (Mother's Glory) medal, during which they also received valuable gifts, as reported in a press release from the mayor's office provided to the Turmush correspondent. He emphasized the importance of mothers in strengthening families and raising children, noting their invaluable contribution to
In Kyrgyzstan, according to data provided by the head of the coordination and control department of the Juvenile Affairs Inspection, Nurzhan Adylova, 27 cases of extortion among schoolchildren were identified in the first ten months of 2025. Of this number, 17 incidents occurred in the Jalal-Abad region, all linked to the actions of one minor who regularly engaged in extortion. A criminal case has already been initiated against this individual, and appropriate measures have been taken.
During the raid, law enforcement officers patrolled the area and encountered a serious problem at the intersection of Chuy Avenue and Frunze Street: the lack of functioning traffic lights led to a significant traffic jam. There were no traffic regulation inspectors from the Traffic Safety Department on site, and a female taxi driver had to take on this task, standing in the middle of the road and directing vehicles. In a conversation with Erkin Tynaliev, the deputy head of the Lenin District
The Antimonopoly Service operating under the Ministry of Economy and Commerce of the Kyrgyz Republic has approved maximum retail prices for coal as part of the preparations for the heating season of 2025–2026. This decision was the result of work carried out in accordance with the cabinet of ministers' resolution dated May 28, 2025, under number 282.
As of today, the Bishkek city administration is not considering the implementation of quarantine in schools. This was reported by the capital's management. According to information from the Ministry of Education, the incidence of illness among students has a seasonal nature, which excludes the need for introducing quarantine in the near future.
Meri Kuakova, also known as Maria, is one of the winners of the "Miss Kyrgyzstan 2024" contest and is currently representing her country at the 74th Miss Universe international beauty pageant. The current contest is taking place in Nonthaburi, Thailand, where participants from 120 countries are competing. The final is scheduled for November 21.
Joint efforts by the regional office of the State Agency for Environmental Protection and Forestry in the Talas region and the prosecutor's office of the Bakai-Ata and Talas districts led to inspections of fish farming enterprises. During this inspection, it was established that fish is primarily bred in drainage waters, which is a violation of the law, as reported by the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources, and Regional Development. Photo by the press service of
In Karakol, the building that currently serves as the Issyk-Kul Regional Center for Children's and Youth Creativity has a history of over a hundred years, as reported by the local mayor's office. The exact date of construction of this building remains unknown; however, considering its historical significance, one can confidently speak of its existence for more than a century.
Turmush — On November 17, a competition called "Not Just Girls" took place in Kara-Kul, as reported by a Turmush correspondent. This event was timed to coincide with International Students' Day. The Deputy Mayor Manas Abdykalykov attended the opening of the competition and congratulated the participants.
Hunters from the Chui region have noticed changes in the behavior of pheasants in the current hunting season. According to them, they sometimes spend the whole day searching for these birds in the reeds, but without success. "As soon as we get on the road and sit in the car to move to another location, it suddenly turns out that the pheasants have left the thickets and are now calmly on the roadway. They stroll, feed, and, noticing danger, take off, displaying beautiful