Kyrgyzstan: The Gap by Parallels. Analysis of the "North-South" Phenomenon and Scenarios for Overcoming It
This problem is a consequence of institutional shortcomings and geographical fragmentation.
This problem is a consequence of institutional shortcomings and geographical fragmentation.
From February 27 to 28 and on March 1, audiences will be able to see the premiere of the solo performance "Medea" at the A. Umuraliev Bishkek Drama Theater. According to information from the theater's press service, this solo performance is based on a play by Nina Mazur and depicts a deep confession of a woman driven to extremes by love, betrayal, and loneliness.
The political scientist noted the concerns of neighboring countries — Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
How President Tokayev Completes the Architecture of a Just State The nationwide referendum scheduled for March 15, 2026, will mark an important milestone in the history of Kazakhstan. This is not just a set of amendments, but a radical restructuring of the entire state framework and value system of the country. President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has initiated a process that effectively concludes the era of super-presidential governance.
Kyrgyzstan and Russia have begun working on resolving conflicts related to the construction of the Upper Naryn cascade of hydropower plants. The project, which was launched with great fanfare under the previous administration, has come under threat due to disagreements between the parties, leading to legal disputes. Atambayev's team was unable to resolve the issues with investors, resulting in the termination of the agreement with "RusHydro," and Kyrgyzstan found itself in an
An expert commented on the second draft of the Constitution of Kazakhstan Marat Kogamov, a professor and doctor of legal sciences, as well as an honorary lawyer of Kazakhstan, shared his opinion on the new draft of the Constitution of Kazakhstan, which is awaiting approval in a referendum.
The coming spring will be a time of active work on the transcontinental railway that will pass through our country. Surveys in complex areas have been completed, and financial issues have been resolved, allowing us to move to the project implementation stage. Regarding the prospects that this route opens for Kyrgyzstan, there are many discussions. This is not only access to the sea but also the shortest link between two leading transport systems of the continent. However, such statements do
Political scientist Emil Djuraev shared his thoughts on the recent resignation and the possible consequences for the alliance of the two leading figures in power on his Facebook page. According to Djuraev, Tashiev's resignation was predictable and had been brewing for a long time. The upcoming elections and issues related to the contentious voting deadlines for the Constitution accelerated this process. "Despite the strong friendship between these two politicians, such alliances at
Recent statements by Xi Jinping about the need to create a “strong currency” and the corresponding financial foundation have sparked widespread resonance. Xi Jinping, the Chairman of the People's Republic of China, has expressed a desire to make the yuan a global reserve currency, which he believes is critically important for a powerful financial state. The publication "TRT in Russian" analyzed whether China will be able to reduce its dependence on the US dollar.
Review by lawyer Tattuu Bububu Ergeshbaeva on the presidential system, parliamentary reforms, and potential risks in the new Constitution
In his first interview as the Secretary General of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO), Taalatbek Masadykov discussed key issues related to ensuring stability in Eurasia and enhancing the operational capabilities of collective forces. He emphasized the importance of equipping these forces with modern weapons for the effective execution of assigned tasks. According to Masadykov, Russia currently holds the chairmanship in the CSTO, and the course of the organization, as well as
Discussion of legal interpretations and the need for institutional clarifications from political scientist Bakytbek Jumagulov Discussions within the public and expert community regarding the implementation of the presidential mandate in the context of constitutional changes continue. Political scientist and director of the Eurasian Strategic Studies Center, Bakytbek Jumagulov, emphasizes that the current president was elected according to the rules of the old version of the Constitution, which
Political scientists note that the reforms being implemented in the country affect all aspects of state governance and are already yielding results. Major projects are developing in the industrial and infrastructure sectors, both of regional and international significance.
67-year-old Altynkiz Borbasheva, residing in the Talas region, has dedicated over four decades to teaching the Kyrgyz language and literature at a local school. She retired two years ago. Altynkiz was born in the village of Arashan in the Talas district and married a neighbor from the village. After the wedding, the newlyweds moved to Kum-Aryk, where they built their life together.
In the city of Osh, there is a proposal to name one of the streets after Bayaman Erkinbaev, a member of the Jogorku Kenesh who has passed away. This was announced by Mayor Jenishbek Toktorbaev on January 10 during an inspection of the demolition of illegal constructions in the A. Navoi Park. The mayor noted that it has already been 12 months since Erkinbaev's family promised to independently dismantle the "Palvan-Saray" building located in the park. "Since this was
Transformation of Forecasting with Big Data in 2026
In the "Unusual Names" section, we introduce you to Altynchach Osmonalieva, a resident of the village of Togolok Moldо, located in the Ak-Talinsky district of the Naryn region. Altynchach has been working in the education sector for 9 years. She was born on February 11, 1975, in the same village. From 1981 to 1992, she studied at the Zhorobek Satylganov school, and then, from 1992 to 1995, she continued her education at the Naryn Pedagogical University named after Kadyrbai
The past year has been a period of intensive contacts and practical steps towards normalizing relations for both countries. Normalization of relations between Azerbaijan and Armenia will continue in 2026, as reported by Anadolu Ajansı.
The Future of the Peace Process: Compromise or Point of No Return? The Russian-Ukrainian conflict, which has been in a state of active confrontation for four years, remains uncertain by the end of 2025, despite efforts for a diplomatic resolution. In this context, Professor Nurshin Atesoglu Guney from the National Intelligence Academy of Turkey shares her analytical conclusions for the Anadolu Agency.
Strengthening Friendship and Expanding Cooperation in Central Asia In 2025, there is active development of interaction between Central Asia and China in all aspects. Joint work on the "Belt and Road" project is deepening, the structure of the "Central Asia - China" cooperation mechanism is being formed, and the horizons of partnership are widening, strengthening friendly ties.
Sanctions and changes in global politics prompt Moscow to deepen cooperation with the region The expert believes that Russia's interest in Central Asia will not only persist in 2026 but will also be one of the most important aspects of the country's foreign economic and political strategy.