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Alleged radioactive coal culprits face charges
BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan -; Seven government officials in Kyrgyzstan are facing charges of allowing radioactive coal to be brought into the country and distributed to schools, an orphanage and a home for the elderly, prosecutors said Wednesday.
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Is Kyrgyzstan's Bakiyev Now Belorussian?
It's no secret that former Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiyev, a fugitive in his own country, has been hiding Belarus.
Is Manas Behind Kyrgyzstan's Instability?
That's the thesis of a smart political scientist, who argues that the air base, as a concentrated source of wealth for whoever is in power, has provided a temptation for autocrats to consolidate power and for rivals to that power to challenge them.
Kyrgyzstan: Efforts to Tackle Bride Kidnapping Hit Polygamy Snag
Legislation designed to put an end to bride kidnapping has failed to pass through Kyrgyzstan's parliament because, some deputies say, the bill would have also put an end to polygamous marriages.
Paval Sevyarynets: Belarus turned into mud ditch for former dictators
'With the today's regime Belarus is turning into a mud ditch for former dictators.
Flydubai launches service to its 50th destination
Low-cost airline Flydubai has announced that it has started flights to its 50th destination since launching operations in 2009, cementing its reputation as the fastest-growing start-up airline in history.
Strike halts Centerra Gold's Kumtor Kyrgyz mine
Around 1,400 workers at Centerra Gold's flagship mine in Kyrgyzstan went on strike on Tuesday, a trade union leader said, halting production that contributes nearly 12 percent of GDP in the Central Asian republic.
Kyrgyz protest against U.S. air base cites environmental concerns
Protesters outside the U.S. Embassy in Bishkek last week demanded an end to the U.S. military presence in Kyrgyzstan , waving placards that read: "Obama, respond to us!" and "Yankee, leave our land!" Organizers said the protest against the Transit Center at Manas , a U.S. military base at Manas International Airport , were driven by reports from ... (more)
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Kyrgyz protest against U.S. air base cites environmental concerns
2, 2010. BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan - Dozens of protesters outside the U.S. Embassy in Bishkek this week demanded an end to the U.S. military presence in Kyrgyzstan , waving placards that read: "Obama, respond to us!" and "Yankee, leave our land!" Protest organizers said the demonstration against the Transit Center at Manas , a U.S. military base at Manas ... (more)
Leaving the comforts of home behind, but still sporting a big smile on his face, Sock Monkey is officially off to war.
Kyrgyzstan: Imprisoned Human Rights Defender in Grave Condition
Imprisoned human rights defender Azimjan Askarov is in grave physical condition and requires urgent treatment, according to one of his lawyers.
Central Asia: Struggling to Keep the Lights On
Built in the 1970s, the Toktogul Hydroelectric Power Station provides most of Kyrgyzstan's electricity.
Kyrgyz prisoners sew lips shut; is mafia to blame?
In this video image of Thursday, Jan. 26, 2012, a prisoner with his lips stitched shut looks up in a prison cell in a pre-trial detention center 1 in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
Kyrgyzstan has energy crisis during very cold winter
BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan - Kyrgyzstan 's Soviet-era electrical system has been pushed beyond its limits in recent weeks, as temperatures in this Central Asian nation have hit record lows of minus-13 degrees Fahrenheit.
Kyrgyz inmates sew mouths shut
Inmates in the Kyrgyz prison system sewed their mouths shut after guards tried to force-feed them to break a hunger strike, a broadcaster reports.
Osce Pa calls Kyrgyzstan for improving conditions in prisons
Matteo Mecacci, Chair of the OSCE PA human rights committee today called for respect of human rights and easing conditions in Kyrgyzstan prisons after the government reported 80 percent of the country's prisoners are on a hunger strike, the organization reported on Thursday.
NBP, Subh-e-Nau join hands for quake victims
KARACHI: The National Bank of Pakistan and Subh-e-Nau have pledged to make all possible efforts for Spinal Cord Injured patients of the 2005 Northern Kashmir earthquake.
Kyrgyz Republic Education Delegation visits Tahoe
INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. - Sierra Nevada College was honored to serve as host to four college leaders and their two translators from the Kyrgyzstani Republic on Tuesday of this week.
1,300 Kyrgyz prisoners sew their mouths shut in protest at poor jail conditions
More than 1,300 Kyrgyz prisoners have sewn their mouths shut in a widespread protest against poor living conditions, it has been reported.
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