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The four parties friendliest to President Sadyr Japarov have spent more than all 17 other parties combined.

Over 180 Afghan students who became trapped when the Taliban took power have finally resumed their studies in Bishkek.

An outlet with a history of publishing attacks on women has launched an online talk show to fight gender stereotypes.

Students stranded in Afghanistan or separated from their families speak out.

The small community has been thrust back into the news by the Taliban advance. But there are no easy answers to questions about their future.

A local watchdog says the bill “introduces censorship.”

Critics say the law aims to mire non-government organizations in bureaucracy.

Opponents of the move worry it will lead to an influx of unregistered laborers

Pleas for civility and respect from Zere Asylbek, a songwriter in Bishkek, have been drowned by rage over her clothing.