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Economy

In Kara-Kuldja, wool processing will begin

In the village of Kara-Kuldja, a new factory has been opened that will engage in wool processing. This information was provided by the Ministry of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Processing Industry. According to the agency, entrepreneur Aigul Mataeva received an interest-free loan of 3 million 860 thousand soms from the Social Partnership Fund aimed at regional development.

16.11.2025, 13:52
Local news / Cultural news

A course on the history of world visual art starts at the IZO Museum

Starting from November 22, the National Museum of Fine Arts named after Gapar Aitiev will launch the fourth session of an educational course dedicated to the history of world visual arts. As noted by museum representatives, this course will allow participants to better understand the evolution of the global artistic tradition and its influence on contemporary visual perception.

16.11.2025, 13:52
Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan agreed to increase trade turnover to $10 billion
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Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan agreed to increase trade turnover to $10 billion

During the meeting, key areas of cooperation were discussed, covering economy, transport, energy, and culture. President Tokayev emphasized the importance of strengthening economic ties. "Uzbekistan is a fraternal nation and a reliable neighbor for us. Historically, our peoples are connected by strong bonds, and we share similar spiritual values," he noted.

16.11.2025, 13:51
Sports

UFC: Valentina Shevchenko Reveals How She Managed to Defeat Zhang

Valentina Shevchenko once again confirmed her superiority by winning in her title defense at the UFC. The competition took place on November 16 in New York at UFC 322, where the Kyrgyzstani fighter faced Weili Zhang, the former UFC strawweight champion and second in the PFP world rankings from China.

16.11.2025, 13:50
The USA successfully tested the B61-12 nuclear bomb on the F-35 fighter jet. Photo
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The USA successfully tested the B61-12 nuclear bomb on the F-35 fighter jet. Photo

// Photo by Craig Fritz In August 2024, successful tests of the nuclear gravity bomb B61-12 were completed at the Tonopah Test Range in Nevada, conducted using the F-35 fighter jet. The Sandia Laboratory, part of the U.S. Department of Energy, reported this event. The tests were organized in collaboration with the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and with the support of Hill Air Force Base located in Utah.

16.11.2025, 13:50
Local news

"People Don't Know Where We Are". Flea Market Vendors on the New Location

The flea market in Bishkek, which was located near the Orto-Sai market, moved to a new location at the end of August — at the corner of Chopin and Yunusaliev streets. However, many city residents are still unaware of the new location of the flea market. Climate Conditions and New ChallengesUnfortunately, the new location has not met the sellers' expectations.

16.11.2025, 13:49
Energy Savings. How Government Institutions in Bishkek Implement the Authorities' Order
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Energy Savings. How Government Institutions in Bishkek Implement the Authorities' Order

In recent days, officials at various levels in Kyrgyzstan have been actively urging the population to save electricity. The National Electric Network of Kyrgyzstan (NESC) has introduced temporary restrictions on electricity consumption during peak hours, reducing power from 5 to 3 kilowatts. The Cabinet of Ministers announced the implementation of measures aimed at increasing energy efficiency and the rational use of electricity. In particular, it was decided to optimize indoor and outdoor

16.11.2025, 13:48
Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan Sign Agreement on Transboundary Water Resources
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Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan Sign Agreement on Transboundary Water Resources

During the visit of the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, to Uzbekistan, the second meeting of the Supreme Intergovernmental Council took place. According to information from the Ministry of Water Resources and Irrigation of Kazakhstan, on November 15, Nurzhan Nurzhigitov, the head of the agency, and his Uzbek counterpart Shavkat Hamraev signed an intergovernmental agreement concerning the joint management of transboundary water resources. This document establishes mechanisms for

16.11.2025, 13:45
Tokayev and Mirziyoyev Held Talks
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Tokayev and Mirziyoyev Held Talks

During this meeting, the presidents discussed the future of Kazakh-Uzbek strategic partnership and alliance. The discussion touched on various aspects of strengthening cooperation in key areas such as trade, industrial cooperation, transport and logistics, energy, agriculture, water resource management, as well as cultural and humanitarian interaction.

16.11.2025, 13:44
Memories of Eastern Turkestan: China's Policy on Uyghur Identity
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Memories of Eastern Turkestan: China's Policy on Uyghur Identity

On November 12, 1933, the First Eastern Turkestan Republic was proclaimed in Kashgar. This brief but significant event marked an important moment for the Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples of Central Asia, as it was the first time they could envision a state reflecting their culture, language, and religion, free from Chinese imperial control. However, less than a year later, the republic was destroyed, once again becoming a victim of the ambitions of more powerful states. Nevertheless, this date

16.11.2025, 13:44
Schumacher questions Hamilton's future at Ferrari
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Schumacher questions Hamilton's future at Ferrari

In the Backstage Boxengasse podcast, Ralf Schumacher shared his thoughts on Hamilton's performances, noting that his current form leaves much to be desired: "He makes a lot of mistakes, and his speed is just average."

16.11.2025, 13:42
Economy / Exclusive

Prices for lamb, beef, and horse meat in Jeti-Oguz

In the Issyk-Kul region, in the Jeti-Oguz area, a monitoring of meat product prices was conducted. The monitoring was carried out in collaboration with representatives of the antimonopoly service, as well as with the participation of local government administration leaders and the veterinary department.

16.11.2025, 13:40
Local news

The damage from all types of emergencies in 2024 amounted to over 1.3 billion soms.

In 2024, Kyrgyzstan experienced 133 incidents classified as emergencies, resulting in the loss of 79 lives. This data was published by the National Statistical Committee in a report titled "Environment in the KR." Among the consequences of these events, 1,031 residential buildings, 159 road infrastructure facilities, and 126 energy infrastructure facilities were damaged. The agricultural sector also suffered losses: the total area of lost crops amounted to 1.1 thousand hectares. The

16.11.2025, 13:40
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Japan is Ready to Host American Nuclear Weapons

According to information published in the Mainichi newspaper, Takahichi believes that the existing ban on the introduction of nuclear weapons into Japan may negatively affect the country's nuclear security, which relies on protection from the United States. Currently, American nuclear weapons cannot be deployed at U.S. bases in Japan or on military ships entering Japanese ports. Earlier, one of the members of the Japanese parliament pointed out the possibility of revising Tokyo's

16.11.2025, 13:40
News / Education news

The President announced an increase in teachers' salaries starting from April 2026.

President Sadyr Japarov, speaking at the opening ceremony of a school, kindergarten, and medical center at the state residence "Ala-Archa" on November 15, expressed gratitude to educators, emphasizing the importance of their role in education. "The quality of education is determined by the quality of the teacher. The success of the new generation largely depends on your work," he said. The president also highlighted that the state highly values the contribution of teachers

16.11.2025, 13:39
Health

Increase in ARVI: 300 people sought medical help in the infectious disease hospital in one day, 7 children are in intensive care in serious condition

Information about the increase in the number of acute viral infections has been received from the Republican Clinical Infectious Disease Hospital. In the last 24 hours, 300 patients have visited the emergency department, of which 48% suffer from acute respiratory viral infections. Hospitalization was required for 165 people, among whom seven children are in critical condition and have been placed in intensive care.

16.11.2025, 13:39
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The US Successfully Tested the B61-12 Nuclear Bomb in Nevada

According to information provided by the Sandia laboratory, which is part of the U.S. Department of Energy, testing took place from August 19 to 21. During the tests, the F-35 fighter jet dropped bombs that did not contain a nuclear warhead. This event was part of the annual assessment of the country's nuclear arsenal reliability and pilot training. In the following year, 2024, the service life of the B61-12 bombs will be extended by an additional 20 years. On November 14, U.S. President

16.11.2025, 13:39
Pakistan Faces Management Challenges in the Healthcare System
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Pakistan Faces Management Challenges in the Healthcare System

The regular change of leadership in the Ministry of Health causes instability The problems in Pakistan's healthcare system are exacerbated by the frequent changes of ministers, which typically occur every few months. This creates obstacles to the implementation of long-term initiatives and leads to significant inconsistencies in programs, limiting continuity in decision-making.

16.11.2025, 13:38
Residents of Tokmok Find It Easier to Travel to Bishkek by Train
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Residents of Tokmok Find It Easier to Travel to Bishkek by Train

Changes in the suburban train schedule Starting from November 10, "Kyrgyz Temir Zholu" is introducing an updated schedule for suburban trains aimed at reducing traffic jams in Bishkek and creating convenient conditions for residents of nearby cities, including Tokmok. These changes are especially relevant for those who commute to work or study in the capital every day.

16.11.2025, 13:37
Water authorities of Central Asian countries have agreed on the projected water inflow into the Shardara Reservoir during the inter-vegetation period.
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Water authorities of Central Asian countries have agreed on the projected water inflow into the Shardara Reservoir during the inter-vegetation period.

High-ranking representatives of the water authorities of Central Asia attended the meeting, including the Chairman of the State Committee for Water Management of Turkmenistan, Durdy Gendzhiev; the Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation of Kazakhstan, Nurzhan Nurzhigitov; the Minister of Water Management of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Hamraev; and the First Deputy Minister of Energy and Water Resources of Tajikistan, Jamshid Shodi Shoimzod. An advisor from the Embassy of the Kyrgyz Republic in

16.11.2025, 13:37
Local news

The Ministry of Defense of Kyrgyzstan Proposed Changes to Military Regulations

The Ministry of Defense of Kyrgyzstan has presented a draft law proposing amendments to the statutes of internal service, garrison and guard service, as well as the Disciplinary Statute of the Armed Forces. The main goal of this document is to adapt the rights and responsibilities of military personnel to modern conditions. The draft aims to standardize requirements for all categories of military personnel, as well as for other military formations and government agencies where military service

16.11.2025, 13:37
The number of forcibly displaced persons worldwide has reached a record 123.2 million, - UNHCR
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The number of forcibly displaced persons worldwide has reached a record 123.2 million, - UNHCR

The growth rate of forcibly displaced persons slowed down in the second half of 2024, however, the scale of the crisis remains at an unprecedented level. According to the report, over the past ten years, the number of people who have left their homes has nearly doubled. More than 60% of all forcibly displaced persons are within their own countries, remaining internally displaced persons.

16.11.2025, 13:37
U.S. Authorities Approved the Sale of $3.5 Billion Worth of Air Defense Missiles to Germany
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U.S. Authorities Approved the Sale of $3.5 Billion Worth of Air Defense Missiles to Germany

According to information published on the DW website, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) announced plans to sell air defense missiles to Berlin, including the naval systems Standard Missile 6 Block I and Standard Missile 2 Block IIIC. The main contractor for this deal will be the defense conglomerate RTX. According to U.S. authorities, Germany has requested the purchase of 750 missiles of both specified types, as well as the necessary equipment for their operation.

16.11.2025, 13:36
The China–Kyrgyzstan–Uzbekistan Railway is planned to be built in five years
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The China–Kyrgyzstan–Uzbekistan Railway is planned to be built in five years

According to Syrgabaev, the project is being implemented with the support of China, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan, and the main construction work will begin in July 2024 after the signing of an important intergovernmental agreement in the summer of the same year. The new railway line will connect the western regions of China with Uzbekistan through the territory of Kyrgyzstan, becoming one of the central routes within the "One Belt, One Road" initiative. The length of the railway line

16.11.2025, 13:36
Popular products linked to an increased risk of bowel cancer
Health / Exclusive

Popular products linked to an increased risk of bowel cancer

A new study conducted by scientists from Mass General Brigham suggests that regular consumption of ultra-processed foods (UPF) may significantly increase the risk of early precancerous changes in the intestine. Analysis of data from nearly 30,000 women showed that those who consumed the highest amounts of such products had a 45% increased likelihood of being diagnosed with adenomas—precursors to colorectal cancer. The results were published in the journal JAMA Oncology.

16.11.2025, 13:34
Economy

Donald Trump Reduced Tariffs on Beef, Tomatoes, Coffee, and Bananas

U.S. President Donald Trump has signed a new order aimed at reducing tariffs on a number of agricultural products, which should help control the rising prices of food. The list of products affected by this decision includes coffee, tea, cocoa, spices, beef, tomatoes, bananas, oranges, and others. This is reported by CNN. However, it is important to note that the products are not completely exempt from tariffs. For example, a 17-percent tariff continues to apply to tomatoes imported from Mexico,

16.11.2025, 13:34
Peace negotiations on Ukraine may take place in Turkey, - Foreign Minister Fidan
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Peace negotiations on Ukraine may take place in Turkey, - Foreign Minister Fidan

Hakan Fidan According to Fidan, all the necessary conditions for achieving a ceasefire have already been established. “Will we be able to see a table for peace negotiations in Turkey soon? We are confident about this. I believe that it can happen right here. Although it could also take place elsewhere, I believe the time for peace has come, and it will become a reality,” he noted.

16.11.2025, 13:33
Chinese consul called for the beheading of the Prime Minister of Japan: Tokyo's reaction
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Chinese consul called for the beheading of the Prime Minister of Japan: Tokyo's reaction

During a meeting with Ambassador Wu Jianghao, the Japanese side expressed a "strong protest" regarding the "extremely inappropriate remarks" made by the Chinese consul. The Japanese leadership strongly recommended that China take necessary measures in connection with the incident that occurred. This incident has become yet another manifestation of the growing tension in relations between China and Japan. Earlier, Jiang Bin, the official representative of the Ministry of

16.11.2025, 13:32
In the Alai District, a 7-year-old boy shot his 7-month-old brother.
Incidents

In the Alai District, a 7-year-old boy shot his 7-month-old brother.

The parents decided not to file a report On November 3, in the Osh region, in the Alay district, an incident occurred involving a 7-year-old boy who accidentally shot his younger brother, who is only 7 months old. This was reported by representatives of the Osh interregional children's hospital.

16.11.2025, 13:31
China has urged its citizens to refrain from visiting Japan
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China has urged its citizens to refrain from visiting Japan

Sanae Takahiti // Office of the Prime Minister of Japan On Friday, Tokyo summoned the Chinese ambassador to express its protest regarding remarks made by a senior diplomat about Prime Minister Sanae Takahiti. The diplomatic scandal erupted after Takahiti stated in her speech to parliament last week that a potential Chinese attack on Taiwan could pose a "survival threat" and provoke military responses from Japan.

16.11.2025, 13:31
Incidents

Beating of a Truck Driver. 16 Participants of the Fight Placed in Temporary Detention Facility

As a result of the fight that took place in the Chuy region, 16 participants were detained and placed in a temporary detention facility in accordance with the provisions of Article 96 of the Criminal Procedure Code. The total number of individuals brought to the Main Internal Affairs Department amounted to 44 people. Among the injured was a 20-year-old resident of the capital, who was taken to the hospital with a traumatic brain injury, a concussion, and multiple bruises.

16.11.2025, 13:29
Local news

The meeting of the Children's Council of the CIS countries took place in Minsk

On November 14, the first meeting of the Children's Council, established under the Commission of Commissioners for Children's Rights (ombudsmen) of the CIS countries, took place in Minsk, with the participation of children. As reported by the press service of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic, the initiative to create the Children's Council was announced in the summer of 2025 in Bishkek at the fifth meeting of the commissioners for children's rights.

16.11.2025, 13:28
A new RES building opened in At-Bashi, Naryn region
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A new RES building opened in At-Bashi, Naryn region

Photo by the Ministry of Energy of the Kyrgyz Republic. New building of the At-Bashi RES Yesterday, during his working trip to the Naryn region, the Minister of Energy of the Kyrgyz Republic, Talaybek Ibraev, opened a new administrative building for the At-Bashi District Electric Network. This information was provided by the Ministry of Energy. The building, which occupies an area of 360 square meters and has two floors, is designed for the work of 70 employees. It includes administrative,

16.11.2025, 13:28
Health

Sadyr Japarov: 25 Hospitals and Clinics Are Being Built Across the Country

President Sadyr Japarov announced that 25 hospitals and clinics will be built in the country this year. He made this statement on November 15 during the opening of a new educational complex, which includes a school, kindergarten, and medical center on the grounds of the state residence "Ala-Archa." Additionally, the president noted that currently, 22 healthcare facilities are undergoing major repairs.

16.11.2025, 13:27
In Chuy Region, drivers got into a fight. A criminal case has been initiated.
Incidents

In Chuy Region, drivers got into a fight. A criminal case has been initiated.

Photo from the press service of the Main Internal Affairs Department of Chuy region A fight between drivers occurred on November 15, 2025, in the area of the village of Konstantinovka, located in the Alamudun district. The employees of the Main Internal Affairs Department and the State Committee for National Security of Chuy region have already identified all participants in the conflict, as reported by the press service of the Main Internal Affairs Department. A report about the incident was

16.11.2025, 13:26
Continents are "peeling off" from the bottom and feeding oceanic volcanoes, - geologists
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Continents are "peeling off" from the bottom and feeding oceanic volcanoes, - geologists

British researchers have made a revolutionary discovery, uncovering the mechanism by which fragments of continents separate and move beneath the oceans, sustaining volcanic activity for millions of years. The work was published in the journal Nature Geoscience. Scientists have long wondered why volcanic islands located far from tectonic plate boundaries contain chemical elements characteristic of continents. For example, where did the "continental" traces in the lava of Christmas

16.11.2025, 13:25