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Saturday 8 January 2011

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January 06, 2011
What's Funny In Bishkek?

Kyrgyz lawmakers and officials in the capital Bishkek prove that politics can sometimes be a joke.

January 06, 2011
Slain Kyrgyz 'Planned' More Attacks

Kyrgyz Interior Minister Zarylbek Rysaliev says two gunmen killed near Bishkek this week were behind a recent bomb blast in Bishkek and had been planning further attacks in the capital.
January 05, 2011
Kyrgyz Emigration 'Up Sharply'

Kyrgyzstan says emigration from the country rose by 10 percent last year, partly due to the departure of some 40,000 ethnic Uzbeks following ethnic clashes in June in the southern regions of Osh and Jalal-Abad.
January 05, 2011
Three Dead In Kyrgyz Operation

Two suspects in the killing of three policemen have been killed during a security operation in a village just outside Bishkek.
January 04, 2011
Kyrgyz Muslim Clergy Vetted

All Muslim clergymen in Kyrgyzstan are to be vetted this year by a special commission to determine whether their knowledge of the Islamic faith is commensurate with the positions they occupy.
January 03, 2011
President Orders Kyrgyz Security Shuffle

Security Council Secretary Marat Imankulov was relieved of that post and appointed first deputy chairman of the State Committee for National Security (SCNS) and simultaneously the director of the counterterrorism center.
January 03, 2011
Kyrgyz Teachers Give Pay Ultimatum

A teachers union in Kyrgyzstan has given the government until the end of January to comply with teachers' demand for a fourfold salary increase or face the prospect of a countrywide strike.
December 31, 2010
Kyrgyz Prez Honors Veteran Activists

President Roza Otunbaeva presented the Dank (Glory) medal to Tolekan Ismailova and Aziza Abdrasulova at the presidential office in Bishkek for their contribution to democracy and the improvement of human rights.
December 29, 2010
Nine Detained Over Kyrgyz Blast, 'Foiled' Bombing

Authorities in Kyrgyzstan say nine people have been detained in connection with a foiled bomb attack in Bishkek at the weekend, and a blast in the capital last month that injured four people.
December 28, 2010
Roza Otunbaeva On Her Future Plans

Kyrgyz President Roza Otunbaeva spoke to RFE/RL about the next stage in her career.
December 28, 2010
Bakiev's Brother 'Seen In Kyrgyzstan'

A top Kyrgyz Interior Ministry official says a brother of the ousted president, being tried in absentia in connection with the deaths of antigovernment protesters, has been sighted in several Kyrgyz cities.
December 27, 2010
Otunbaeva Says Kyrgyzstan 'Cleaning Things Up'

When Kyrgyz opposition leader Roza Otunbaeva rose to the helm of her country’s government following the April overthrow of former President Kurmanbek Bakiev, she came sporting a squeaky-clean political reputation. She tells RFE/RL her country is now undertaking its own clean-up process, which includes addressing and adapting to new political realities.

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Kyrgyzstan

Saturday 8 January 2011

What's Funny In Bishkek?

Slain Kyrgyz 'Planned' More Attacks

Kyrgyz Emigration 'Up Sharply'

Three Dead In Kyrgyz Operation

Kyrgyz Muslim Clergy Vetted

President Orders Kyrgyz Security Shuffle

Kyrgyz Teachers Give Pay Ultimatum

Kyrgyz Prez Honors Veteran Activists

Nine Detained Over Kyrgyz Blast, 'Foiled' Bombing

Roza Otunbaeva On Her Future Plans

Bakiev's Brother 'Seen In Kyrgyzstan'

Otunbaeva Says Kyrgyzstan 'Cleaning Things Up'

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