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Osh-Kara-Suu Road Repairs Nearing Completion, Set to Finish in November
Major repairs on the Osh-Kara-Suu road are in their final stages, with completion scheduled for November. Over 100 heavy machinery units are currently deployed on the 19-kilometer section. The road is being widened to four lanes, with sidewalks and a bicycle lane under construction. The project costs 2.5 billion soms.
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Kyrgyzstan Highlights Mountain Agenda at Istanbul Climate Summit
Kyrgyzstan presented its mountain agenda priorities at an international climate financing summit in Istanbul. The delegation urged increased climate finance for developing nations, focusing on adaptation and resilience in vulnerable regions. They also proposed establishing a Global Center for Climate Resilience of Mountain Regions in Bishkek.
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Kyrgyzstan Gains Access to Export Raspberries, Tayberries, and Currants to China
Kyrgyzstan has obtained permission to export raspberries, tayberries, and currants to China, following agreements signed during Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit. The Minister of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Processing Industry noted the Chinese market's strict requirements and the substantial work involved. Farmers interested in exporting are encouraged to contact the ministry.
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Kyrgyzstan's first car plant linked to presidential affairs chief's sister
An investigation by Temirov Live reveals that the sister of the head of the presidential affairs administration, Kanybek Tumanbaev, is repeatedly implicated in the country's first car plant. The administration itself is also involved in the project.
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New production zone to be established on land transferred from Uzbekistan to Kyrgyzstan
A new production zone will be built on 105 hectares of land transferred from Uzbekistan to Kyrgyzstan, according to the Osh mayor's office. Officials inspected the site suitable for industrial facilities. The land transfer was formalized through agreements signed in late 2022 and ratified in early 2023.
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Plague outbreak activity confirmed in Mongolian region bordering Russia
High epizootic activity of a natural plague focus has been recorded in a region of Mongolia bordering Russia. Specialists' conclusions are based on laboratory research conducted in 2026. The affected area is the transboundary Sailugem focus, covering approximately 29,000 square kilometers.
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Kyrgyzstan launches new plant for apple processing
A new Global ECO Green plant in Kyrgyzstan's Ala-Buka district will process apples, including unsaleable, unassorted, and undersized fruit, starting October 1. The facility will produce natural apple concentrate for domestic and export markets, with a capacity to process up to 45,000 tons of apples per season.
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Opposition Figure Tilekmat Kurenov Denies Inciting Power Seizure
Opposition figure Tilekmat Kurenov stated he did not call for a seizure of power after his court hearing was postponed. The session was rescheduled to September 11 due to the absence of his lawyer.
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Kyrgyzstan Discusses Fuel and Lubricant Supply Stability
A meeting chaired by Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Erlist Akunbekov addressed the supply of fuel and lubricants to Kyrgyzstan. Representatives from the Ministry of Energy, ABank, and petroleum product suppliers discussed market conditions and measures for stable supply. Instructions were given to relevant state agencies.
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Kyrgyzstan discusses fuel and lubricant supply with energy ministry and banks
A meeting chaired by Kyrgyzstan's Deputy Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers addressed fuel and lubricant supply for the population and economy. Participants from the Ministry of Energy, ABank, and petroleum companies discussed market conditions and stable supply measures. No forecasts for fuel price increases were announced, with officials stating it depends on the market.
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Criminal case opened after explosion on Glinka Street in Tashkent
Tashkent authorities have opened a criminal case following an explosion on Glinka Street that damaged the road surface. Preliminary findings suggest a gas leak from an underground pipeline in a utility chamber caused the incident. Investigations are ongoing to determine the exact cause and assign legal responsibility.
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Kyrgyzstan: Critics of authorities continue to face persecution, hopes for thaw fade
The International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR) report indicates that critics of the authorities in Kyrgyzstan continue to face persecution. Despite the dismissal of Kamchybek Tashiev from the State Committee for National Security, hopes for a thaw in the situation are diminishing.
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World Nomad Games 2026 sees increased visitor numbers in Kyrcyn Gorge
Visitor numbers at the World Nomad Games 2026 in Kyrcyn Gorge have increased significantly, reaching nearly 150,000 daily, up from 30-35,000 in previous years. Organizers attribute a recent bus shortage to sudden weather changes affecting schedules, but state the situation has stabilized. Additional buses are being procured.
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Kyrgyzstan Secures Second Kok-Boru Victory at World Nomad Games
The Kyrgyzstan national team achieved its second consecutive victory in the kok-boru tournament at the 6th World Nomad Games, defeating Uzbekistan 16-11. Kyrgyzstan currently leads its group with six points.
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Kyrgyzstan's Security Council emphasizes maintaining high security for World Nomad Games
Kyrgyzstan's Security Council Secretary Adilet Orozbekov stated that major international events held recently concluded without incident, crediting joint efforts of security forces. He stressed the need to maintain heightened security measures throughout the VI World Nomad Games in Cholpon-Ata. Additional instructions were given to state bodies and local authorities.
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SCO Summit in Bishkek: Leaders Meet Amidst Questions About Bloc's Future
Leaders including Putin, Xi, and Modi attended the SCO summit in Bishkek. The article questions why the organization, representing 40% of the global population, has not evolved into a stronger union in its 25 years of existence.
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Ukraine Warns ICAO of 'Unsafe Russian Airspace' Due to Drone Activity
Ukraine has officially warned the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) about the unsafe conditions in Russian airspace due to drone activity. Ukraine urges caution and calls for a ban on flights over Russia.
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Turkey to Consider Full Membership in Shanghai Cooperation Organisation
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan stated that Turkey will consider full membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO). He emphasized that this prospect does not entail severing ties with any other bloc or the West. Erdogan made these remarks after attending the SCO summit in Bishkek.
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Peru Declares State of Emergency in 893 Districts Due to El Niño Flood Risk
The Peruvian government has declared a state of emergency in 893 districts across 23 regions due to the risk of heavy rains and floods associated with El Niño. The emergency measures will last for 60 days, urging authorities to take preventive actions against landslides and floods.
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Kyrgyzstan: Blocked Kloop.kg website hit by large-scale DDoS attack
The Kloop.kg website, blocked in Kyrgyzstan, was subjected to a powerful, multi-vector DDoS attack on August 31. The attack, aimed at making the site inaccessible, was recorded by Qurium, a foundation providing hosting services to Kloop.
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Indian PM Modi urged Putin to stop war in Ukraine at SCO summit in Bishkek
During the SCO summit in Bishkek, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to cease the war against Ukraine. The summit provided a platform for this significant international appeal.
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Omurbek Babanov announces withdrawal from presidential race, ending political career
Former Prime Minister Omurbek Babanov has declared he will not run for president and has concluded his political career. The announcement marks a significant shift in the country's political landscape.