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Critics fear this may cost Kyrgyzstan and its people dearly. -
Online event assesses the regional lessons and consequences of political dispute. -
Country’s traditional partners, disturbed by ongoing crisis, suspend large tranches of aid. -
Demands continue for President Sooronbay Jeenbekov’s resignation. -
Volunteers rally to clean up city, ensure security and prevent looting.
14 Jan 21
Critics fear this may cost Kyrgyzstan and its people dearly.
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12 Nov 20
Online event assesses the regional lessons and consequences of political dispute.
3 Nov 20
Country’s traditional partners, disturbed by ongoing crisis, suspend large tranches of aid.
14 Oct 20
Demands continue for President Sooronbay Jeenbekov’s resignation.
6 Oct 20
Volunteers rally to clean up city, ensure security and prevent looting.
6 Oct 20
Election results cancelled as opposition supporters seize control of key offices.
12 Aug 20
Draft law would allow authorities to block websites deemed to contain inaccurate information, with no need for a court ruling.
4 Aug 20
Supporters say they will continue to fight for his case to be reopened.
1 Jun 20
The state of emergency has now been extended indefinitely.
24 Apr 20
Those in the front line of the fight against coronavirus say that they are not being properly protected.
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