In the village of Kyzyl-Suu in the Jetiy-Oguz district, a charity event was held, initiated by the local youth. The event was supported by Imam Maksat Azhy Baytikov. Participants of the event, young people born in 2003, decided to help needy families living in their village. During the event, they distributed flour, coal, meat, and other essential products and items.
Irrigation plays a central role in the strategic development of the agricultural sector in Kyrgyzstan, as noted on the radio by the First Deputy Minister of Water Resources, Agriculture, and Processing Industry, Zhanibek Kerimaliev. He emphasized that water plays a critically important role not only for agriculture but also for other sectors, and in agricultural production, it is as significant as weather conditions. In this regard, a program has been developed covering five key areas, among
At an extraordinary meeting of the Committee of the Jogorku Kenesh on industrial policy, transport, the fuel and energy complex, architecture, and construction, held on December 26, deputy Gulya Kozhokulova raised a question about the possible demolition of "Stalinki" in the center of Bishkek and plans for the construction of new multi-story buildings. During the meeting, the committee reviewed the city’s master plan project until 2050. The chief architect of the master plan project,
Drug raids are taking place in Bishkek The Drug Control Service has initiated anti-drug raids in the nightlife venues of the capital of Kyrgyzstan. Canine units with trained dogs have been brought in to check clubs and their visitors.
The Central Telegraph Agency of Korea (CTAK) reported on conducting exercises for the launch of hypersonic missiles in North Korea. The launches were carried out from the Ryokpho area located in Pyongyang, and the missiles hit targets at a distance of about one thousand kilometers in the waters of the Sea of Japan. North Korean leader Kim Jong Un personally observed the course of the exercises. He noted: “It is necessary to constantly improve military capabilities, especially offensive weapon
Today in the Jalal-Abad region, a soldier, according to information from 24.kg, committed suicide. The details of the incident were confirmed by the press service of the State Penitentiary Service (GPS). However, the agency did not disclose any details of the incident.
According to monitoring data obtained through camera traps, there is a stable increase in the population of wild animals in the State Nature Park "Khan-Teniri". The Ministry of Natural Resources reports that the increase in the population of the brown bear, which is listed in the Red Book of the Kyrgyz Republic, deserves special attention. This species, known as the Tian Shan white-clawed bear, highlights the uniqueness and high conservation value of the region. To preserve natural
In an interview with the Turkistan newspaper, the president noted: “It is too early to talk about this now; we have years of hard work ahead of us,” in response to a question about the transit of power. Tokayev also commented on rumors that the proposed parliamentary reform is allegedly aimed at making the position of the Speaker of Parliament central in the country's governance system, and that the president is supposedly preparing this position for himself.
As part of preventive measures aimed at ensuring compliance with traffic rules and safety on the streets of the capital, the Patrol Police Department strongly urges pedestrians to follow traffic regulations. The Patrol Police Department recommends: "When crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing, do not rush, be sure to look around, watch for traffic from both sides, remove your headphones, do not talk on the phone, and only after you are sure it is safe, cross the roadway."
The scientific expedition is actively studying the possible consequences of this event. The Thwaites Glacier, considered one of the most threatening in global geography, has begun to move, as recorded by scientists. Experts warn that its complete melting could lead to a rise in sea level of at least 60 centimeters, and in the worst-case scenario, by 3 to 5 meters.
In 2025, Bishkek faced serious problems: large-scale construction projects and major road repairs were accompanied by traffic jams, the demolition of buildings and trees, as well as loud conflicts. These changes affected the lives of many residents. Let’s recall the most significant events that took place in the capital last year: 1 Major Road Repairs In 2025, nearly 100 kilometers of road surface were repaired on 147 streets (asphalt was laid on 122, and sidewalks were restored on 25).
The Audit Chamber will conduct an audit of the enterprise At a meeting with the workers of the factory and its management, Bakyt Torobaev, Deputy Prime Minister, announced the plans of the Audit Chamber to conduct an audit of the lamp factory in Mailuu-Suu. This meeting took place at the initiative of President Sadyr Japarov.
On his social media pages, journalist Aibek Biibosunov announced the release of a documentary film titled "President," which will be dedicated to Sadyr Japarov, the head of Kyrgyzstan. According to Biibosunov, in this film, the president will discuss significant political events of the last four to five years and share previously unannounced information. "We were also able to obtain candid comments from the chairman of the State National Security Committee, Kamchybek
In 2025, the Kyrgyz healthcare system faced numerous challenges and achieved certain successes. What events should be noted? Unknown VirusesAt the beginning of the year, cases of metapneumovirus infection were reported in the country, causing public concern. However, medical professionals reassured the population, explaining that this is not a new virus but part of a group of acute respiratory infections, with only about 250 cases recorded over the past three years.
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The Prime Minister of Denmark, Mette Frederiksen, responded to recent claims by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding Greenland, expressing her opinion in an official letter. In her address, Frederiksen condemned the threats coming from American authorities towards Greenland. She noted that the assertions about the necessity of the United States seizing this region are "absolutely nonsensical." "The U.S. has no right to annex any of the three countries that are part of the
Recently, a video appeared on social media showing a man in the uniform of the municipal inspection of Bishkek behaving inappropriately: he was allegedly drinking alcohol, spitting, and relieving himself in public places. Users pointed out that the inspector himself was committing the very offenses he is supposed to fight against.
On board the presidential plane, Donald Trump expressed skepticism about reports that Ukrainian drones attacked Vladimir Putin's residence in Valdai. This comment was made during a conversation with members of the press, the video recording of which was published by the White House press service. Trump stated: "I don't believe that happened. Something happened nearby, but it’s not related to an attack." Journalists reminded him that he initially perceived the information
The agency also provided data on the number of newborn boys and girls. From 8:00 AM on December 31 to 8:00 AM on January 1, 177 boys and 190 girls were born in the country. There were also 9 cesarean section operations performed.
The new leadership of the country will focus efforts on the oil industry After the overthrow of Nicolás Maduro, control over Venezuela will be exercised by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. This information was published by Bloomberg on Sunday, January 4, citing an anonymous source within the U.S. government. Rubio, who is a Cuban American, was born in Miami to immigrant parents from Cuba, as noted by DW.
The Kyrgyzstan national football team (U-23) will begin its participation in the final stage of the Asian Youth Cup on January 6. The tournament will take place in Saudi Arabia, where 16 teams will gather.
The highway will replace the old railway Work has begun in Manas to dismantle the railway tracks, as reported by the Ministry of Transport and Communications.