Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyz officials laud a protocol signed with Uzbekistan to settle, once and for all, the border. Much work remains ahead to realize the agreement on the ground.

The gender quota in local councils is no panacea, but it is an important step in creating the capacity to address the challenges women face in Kyrgyzstan.

Tajik students, for now, are not among those being allowed to return to their studies in Russia. 

In the Kyrgyz president’s first state visit to Uzbekistan earlier this month, border issues topped the agenda.

In a joint legal opinion, the OSCE and Venice Commission raise serious concerns about Kyrgyzstan's draft constitution, up for a vote on April 11.

The referendum, the second this year, is likely to be set for April 11.

Since 2014, the U.S. has offered a $1 million reward to information leading to the disruption of Kolbaev's alleged criminal network. No takers, so far.

On the back of its October 2020 upheaval and the ensuring political drama, Kyrgyzstan fell into the “not free” category with the rest of the region.

The core purpose of Japarov’s visit was to make the personal connections that form the lifeblood of Central Asian interstate relations.

A new report outlines Kyrgyzstan's challenges, with an eye on helping Western partners recalibrate their engagement with the country.

Local polls scheduled for April 11 will offer clues about the country’s future political trajectory.

Russia as a first destination for a Kyrgyz president is no surprise; it’s essentially tradition.