As it becomes clear that Russia will no longer host as many migrant workers as before because of the economic downturn, reporter Almaz Turdubaev investigated how this would impact the job market inside Kyrgyzstan.
Twenty years after disaster, many in north of country remain homeless.
Confiscated drugs will now be incinerated, although some analysts believe corrupt officers will find ways round it.
Twenty years after disaster, many in north of country remain homeless.
For the first time, Kyrgyzstan’s secular educational system is going to teach children about religion.
Consumers complain they are feeling the pinch, while analysts warn there could be even more problems ahead.
Until recently, banking system had managed to survive relatively unscathed, mainly because it is only slightly integrated into world markets.
Former ambassador publicly accuses Georgian leadership of recklessness in war with Russia.
Alarm about demographic slump leads to proposed enlistment on army-age students.
Concerns that important forums for political debate will be shut down.
