In England, knife-wielding criminals attacked train passengers, injuring 10 people

According to the latest data, 10 people have been hospitalized, nine of whom sustained serious life-threatening injuries, as reported by representatives of the British transport police. The attack occurred on November 1, just 10 minutes after the train departed from the station in Peterborough, located in Cambridgeshire. Police were notified of the incident at 7:40 PM local time.

Results of the "Illegal" Raid in Russia: 4,300 Migrants to be Deported from the Moscow Region

As a result of a recent raid in the Moscow region, 4,300 migrants will be deported, reported the head of the information and public relations department of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Moscow region, Tatyana Petrova. Screenshot from the video recording

Fire that claimed 78 lives – 11 people sentenced to life imprisonment in Turkey

A tragedy occurred at a famous ski resort In Turkey, the trial regarding the fire at the Grand Kartal hotel, which claimed the lives of 78 people, has concluded. Sentences were handed down to 32 defendants.

Consumption Power Limitations for the Population - NESC Comment

The company emphasized that this is a temporary measure OAO "National Electric Network of Kyrgyzstan" announced the introduction of temporary restrictions on electricity consumption during peak hours, specifically from 7:00 to 9:00 and from 18:00 to 21:00. During these periods, some substations experience overload.

An exhibition of national musical instruments will open at the Urkui Salieva Museum.

In Urkuia Salieva Museum, an exhibition dedicated to national musical instruments will take place. This information was announced by representatives of the Ministry of Culture, Information, and Youth Policy. The opening of the exhibition titled "National Instruments – The Sound of Heritage" is scheduled for November 3 at the branch of the National Historical and Archaeological Museum Complex "Sulaiman-Too."

Trump threatened to send troops to Nigeria

Trump emphasized that if the violence continues, the U.S. may immediately halt all aid to Nigeria and even send its troops to "put an end to the Islamic terrorists committing these terrible crimes." He also stated that he has already instructed the Department of Defense to prepare for possible actions.

In the Ak-Talinsky District, low-income families received coal for the winter

In the Naryn region, in the Ak-Tal district, the distribution of coal has begun for families in difficult financial situations who are in need of support. As reported by Deputy Akim Kanibek Esenaliev, lonely elderly citizens and people with disabilities who receive home care have already been provided with one ton of coal allocated from the local budget.

In Uzbekistan, fines will be imposed for the abuse of AI

For the first time, senators are introducing an official definition for the term "artificial intelligence" and establishing principles for its use. The new rules require companies to consider the protection of personal data and the transparency of algorithms when developing IT systems and services. Fines for violations will range from 50 to 100 basic calculated amounts, and there may also be detention for up to 15 days and confiscation of equipment.

In France, two more arrested in the case of the jewelry theft from the Louvre

According to the Paris prosecutor's office, two more suspects have been arrested in connection with the high-profile Louvre robbery investigation. Thus, the number of those arrested has increased to seven. As Prosecutor Laure Becco reported, a 37-year-old man has been charged with theft committed by an organized group, while his 38-year-old alleged accomplice is being considered as an accessory. Both detainees are in custody.

In Alai, 5 people died in a car accident – they were returning from the funeral of the victims of another major accident.

The five deceased were also victims of another serious car accident As a result of a major accident in the Alai district of the Osh region, five people died, local law enforcement agencies reported.

360° Photo — Aitmatov Avenue

With the help of drones, the AKIpress team captured the intersection of Chyngyz Aitmatov Avenue and Gagarin Street. The photo is presented in 360° format, allowing users to rotate the image and zoom in for detailed viewing.

In Mexico, 22 people died due to a fire in a store

According to El Universal, 12 people also suffered burns and were hospitalized with varying degrees of severity. The fire broke out after an explosion at the entrance to the store, leading to the blockage of some customers inside the building. Fire services managed to quickly contain the fire. The authorities of Sonora state have initiated an investigation into the incident, considering various versions, including technical malfunctions and the presence of flammable materials. Governor Alfonso

During the day, warm up to +19 — weather forecast for November 3

Weather forecast for Kyrgyzstan on November 3. According to Kyrgyzhydromet, no precipitation is expected during the night.

The ranking of the largest companies in Kyrgyzstan for 2024 has been published

The National Statistical Committee presented the results of the ranking based on five key indicators, including the number of employees, sales revenue, gross income, operating profit (or loss), and financial results. As of the end of 2024, the ranking included 32,759 enterprises from the real sector of the country.

In the Chuy Region, mushrooms appeared in the fields after the rains

After the recent rains in the Chui region, mushrooms have begun to appear actively in the fields, particularly field champignons. Local mushroom pickers note a unique feature: these mushrooms grow in the form of large circles.

In the city of Osh, a traffic accident involving a truck occurred, there is one injured, and vehicles are damaged.

On the morning of November 2nd, an accident involving a "Shacman" truck occurred in Osh, according to the city's Internal Affairs Department. Preliminary reports indicate that the incident took place around 8:10 at the intersection of I. Saidov and R. Abdykadyrov streets. The truck driver lost control. First, he collided with a "Hyundai Sonata," then hit another vehicle, after which he veered off the road and fell into a canal.

In Kyrgyzstan, there are 1.2 million passenger cars - 6% more than a year earlier

According to the National Statistical Committee, the highest concentration of cars is observed in the Chui region, where there are 275 cars per 1,000 residents, while in Bishkek this figure is 249. Road transport continues to be the primary means of transportation in the country, providing connectivity between regions and remote areas. In 2024, the volume of freight transportation using road transport amounted to over 54 million tons, exceeding 80% of the total transportation volume. More than

In Kyrgyzstan, there are 21 theaters, 68 museums, and more than 700 cultural institutions.

Since 1995, Kyrgyzstan has celebrated Culture Workers' Day, which was established by a government decree to support the arts and preserve the cultural heritage of the Kyrgyz people. TheatersThe theatrical art in Kyrgyzstan dates back to the 1920s. The first people's theater was founded in 1918 in Karakol by local teachers. By 1920, amateur theaters were already operating in the Pishpek and Naryn regions, and in 1926, the first professional theater opened its doors.

Residents of New York Can Choose a New Politician to Lead Their City and Challenge Trump

At a campaign event in the Upper East Side, Zohran Mamdani faced unprecedented attention from his supporters. Every step he took was interrupted by greetings and requests for selfies, making it difficult for him to move around. Two young women, smiling, shared with him that they had followed him on Instagram. Mamdani, representing the Democratic Party, thanked them and belatedly posed for a selfie with one fan who was already waiting with a phone, as reported by the BBC.

The Louvre Heist: Jewels Intended for Sale to an Israeli Firm via the Darknet

The Louvre experienced a theft of jewelry that the robbers intended to sell to an Israeli company for tens of millions of euros through the dark web. This was reported by Tsvika Nave, the CEO of CGI Group, in an interview with the publication Ynet, which specializes in business intelligence and security consulting.

Sadyr Japarov spoke about the opening of "Berekett Bank" and the role of his son in this institution

In a recent interview, President Sadyr Japarov shared his thoughts on the launch of the new "Berekett Bank" in a conversation with the news agency "Kabar." According to him, the initiator of the bank's creation was the well-known founder of Binance, Changpeng Zhao. Japarov emphasized that this project is private and should attract significant investments to the country. -Hello, Sadyr Nurgoyoevich! Last week, news emerged that among the founders of "Berekett

On November 3rd, Hungarian Film Days will kick off in Bishkek

From November 3 to 10, the capital of Kyrgyzstan will host a screening of the best films from Hungarian cinema, organized by the Embassy of Hungary and the National Film Institute of Hungary. This event is timed to coincide with Hungary's National Day and aims to develop cultural relations between the two countries. The opening of the Hungarian Film Days will take place on November 3 at 5:00 PM in the large hall of the I. Arabaev KGU. On this day, viewers will be offered the chance to see

NASA recorded the maneuver of the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS as it approached the Sun

According to data from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, the object 3I/ATLAS, located approximately 203 million kilometers from the Sun, has shown signs of non-gravitational acceleration. This discovery marks the first observation of its kind for an interstellar object that has come from beyond the Solar System. According to NASA's report, the radial acceleration from the Sun is 135 kilometers per day squared, while the transverse acceleration relative to the direction toward the Sun

The Guardian: former Prince Andrew will receive hundreds of thousands of pounds for living expenses

Andrew At the end of October, Buckingham Palace confirmed that Prince Andrew, the younger brother of the king, is being stripped of all honors and titles and will now be known as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. This decision, according to BBC, Sky News, and Reuters, was made in light of the scandal related to his connections with Jeffrey Epstein, who has been accused of sex trafficking and other serious crimes. Additionally, Andrew will be forced to leave his 30-room residence at Royal Lodge,

Without Rose-Colored Glasses: Arina from Kyrgyzstan Talks About the Realities of Studying Abroad in Korea

Photo by Arina Kydralieva Exchange studies do not always go carefree and rosy. For many students, it is a real test of resilience, adapting to a new culture and language barriers. Arina Kydralieva, a student from Kyrgyzstan, was able to experience all the difficulties of life in a big city without knowing the language. Not everyone would dare to take such a step. In an interview with 24.kg, she candidly shared her impressions of the exchange program in South Korea, her nostalgia for home, and

Farmers Created a Portrait of Ozzy Osbourne from Pumpkins and Made it into the Guinness World Records

Farmers from the United Kingdom have created a unique portrait of Ozzy Osbourne using pumpkins, thus gaining recognition in the Guinness World Records. The team of farmers assembled an impressive vegetable mosaic depicting the legendary rock musician.

List of Registered Candidates for the Jogorku Kenesh (Updated)

The working group confirmed that all submitted documents of the candidates meet the necessary legal requirements and recommended them for registration. After registration, the candidates will be issued the corresponding certificates.

In the Ala-Archa Gorge, tourists stumbled upon the skull of a predator with enormous teeth

Tourists in the Ala-Archa Gorge found the skull of a predator with impressive teeth. According to local residents, during an excursion through the coniferous forest in the Ala-Archa Gorge, they managed to find a skull that amazed them with its size. "We were surprised to find that the upper jaw of the skull had not two, as usual, but four canines — two pairs, with one pair being larger than the other. We even started joking that it could be some kind of 'chupacabra'," they

China sent the youngest astronaut and four mice to the "Heavenly Palace" station

The launch of the "Chang Zheng-2F" rocket with the crewed spacecraft "Shenzhou-21" took place on Friday from the Jiuquan launch site located in northwestern China. This information is reported by CNN, citing Chinese state media. According to the Xinhua news agency, the crew members have successfully arrived at the Chinese space station and met with the previous crew, marking another rotation of astronauts in orbit. This is already the seventh mission to the "Heavenly

Trump instructed the Pentagon to prepare for a possible military operation in Nigeria

U.S. President Donald Trump has instructed the Pentagon to prepare a plan for possible military actions in Nigeria aimed at combating terrorists who are committing mass killings of Christians. He announced this in his post on the Truth Social platform. Trump emphasized that if the Nigerian leadership does not take measures to protect Christians, the U.S. will be forced to halt aid to Nigeria and may even consider military intervention to eliminate Islamic terrorists. "If we decide to act,

In Bishkek, it was decided to cull stray cats.

This approach may lead to an increase in the rat population In Bishkek, the authorities have initiated the culling of stray cats along with dogs. However, the city's residents have expressed their dissatisfaction with these measures.

Sadyr Japarov: We Have Nothing to Hide from the People

-Hello, Sadyr Nurgoyevich! Last week, media reported that among the founders of the recently opened "Berekett Bank" is also your son Nurdoelet Nurgoyev, alongside Marat Sultanov, the former speaker of the Jogorku Kenesh.

Interpol responded to Kyrgyzstan's request to arrest the co-founder of Kloop

Bolot Temirov and Rinat Tukhvatshin were recognized as extremists by the court The request from Kyrgyz authorities for an arrest warrant for Rinat Tukhvatshin, co-founder of the media resource Kloop, was rejected by Interpol.

Aibek Junushaliev inspected the work on key social and infrastructure facilities in the capital

The Mayor of Bishkek, Aibek Junushaliev, held an on-site meeting during which he familiarized himself with the progress of several significant city projects. The first stop was the D. Omurzakov Sports Complex, where the mayor inspected the work and instructed that it be completed on time to meet the planned grand opening in November. At the same time, the mayor emphasized the need to install rubber barriers on the ramps and to expedite the improvement of the surrounding area, including the

A secret place for drug use was uncovered in Osh during the "Antikino" raid.

During the "Antikino" operation in Osh, a hidden place for the use of synthetic drugs was discovered. This was reported by the Drug Control Service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. This event is being conducted at the national level and aims to identify violations related to the involvement of minors in drug use.

Theater Shows Who We Are — Dooolotbek Mongubek Uulu on the Role of Art in Society

In the village of Kok-Zhar in the Kochkor district, a new kindergarten is being built

In Kok-Jar, located in the Kochkor district of the Naryn region, the construction of a new kindergarten for 120 children has begun. According to the Ministry of Construction, the building is planned to be two stories high.

Marat Imankulov participated in the international festival "Peoples of Russia and the CIS" in Moscow

Marat Imankulov, holding the position of State Secretary of the Kyrgyz Republic, participated in the international festival "Peoples of Russia and the CIS," which is taking place in Moscow from October 31 to November 5, 2025. The aim of this event is to promote the strengthening of spiritual values, the preservation of cultural heritage, and the traditions of multinational peoples.

In part of Bishkek, cold water will be turned off on November 3

On November 3, from 10:00 to 22:00, the supply of cold water will be suspended in Bishkek. This will affect residential buildings, educational institutions, kindergartens, medical facilities, and other social and industrial establishments. This information was disseminated by the press service of the city administration. The shutdown will occur in the area bounded by the streets Asanaliev, Altymyshev, Bakayev, and Tsiolkovsky.

Frosts are expected in Bishkek. Weather forecast for November 3-5

Meteorologists have shared information about the weather conditions expected in Bishkek at the beginning of next week. November 3 is expected to be cloudy. At night, the air temperature will drop to +2 degrees, and during the day it will only rise to +13 degrees.

In Rostov-on-Don, the influence from outside on Central Asia and the Caucasus was discussed

The forum gathered experts, political scientists, and representatives from the academic community from Russia and the CIS countries, whose goal was to develop joint solutions to contemporary challenges. The main topic of the event was the discussion of countering negative external influence in the fields of information and humanitarian issues. In his speech, the director of the Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Center for Analytics and Research of the South Caucasus" Evgeny

In Bishkek, residents have been protecting the park from development for 20 years. Now an investor is claiming it.

Citizens living near the park are actively advocating for its preservation. For 20 years, they have been fighting against plans to develop it. Origin of the ParkNeighborhood activists told the editorial team of Kaktus.media that many years ago, this area was so well-maintained that mushrooms could be gathered here. However, since 2005, when a wave of land grabs and development of green spaces began in the country, this park has become a target for various developers.

Protests Erupt in Rio de Janeiro After Police Operation Against Drug Cartels

Protests began on October 31, when people gathered on a football field in Vila Cruzeiro. The protesters demanded the resignation of the governor of the state of Rio de Janeiro, Claudio Castro, who ordered the operation, and condemned the policy that turns poor neighborhoods into "combat zones." In response to the criticism, state authorities justified the police actions. The head of the civil police, Felipe Kuri, described the operation as a "lawful response" to the

OpenAI has banned ChatGPT from providing legal and medical advice

The company urged users to use its services responsibly According to the updated policy from OpenAI, ChatGPT will no longer provide consultations on legal matters. This change also affects the fields of medicine, finance, employment, and national security, as reported by the RBK portal.

Fire at the Raduga West boarding house site completely extinguished. Four cottages burned down.

A fire that broke out on November 1 at 13:29 on the territory of the Raduga West recreation center was completely extinguished by 21:08 the same day. According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the fire covered an area of about 1,600 square meters, resulting in the destruction of four cottages. Fortunately, no injuries were reported. Five fire crews and an operational group participated in the firefighting efforts, successfully localizing and extinguishing the fire. The causes of the

In Kyrgyzstan, 2,900 deaths from neoplasms were registered from January to August.

According to data from the National Statistics Committee, since the beginning of 2025, there have been 2,898 deaths related to neoplasms registered in Kyrgyzstan. The highest number of such cases is observed in the city of Osh (543) and Chui region (514). The fewest deaths have been recorded in Issyk-Kul region (121).

Temporary Water Shutdown in Several Areas of Bishkek

In Bishkek, on November 4, from 10:00 to 22:00, the supply of drinking water will be temporarily suspended. This will affect residential buildings, educational institutions, kindergartens, medical facilities, and other social and industrial objects. The shutdown zone covers the following streets: Osmонов Street – M.Alybaev Street – Krivonosov Street – Toigonbaev Street. The reason for the shutdown is the emergency restoration work on the water supply network with a diameter of 200 mm.

Temperature Records. The Coldest November 2nd in Bishkek Was in 1950

According to the resource "Weather and Climate," the coldest November 2 in Bishkek was in 1950, when the temperature dropped to −15.8 degrees. The warmest temperature on this day was recorded in 2017, when it reached +29.8 degrees.