Kyrgyzstan

Last week Kloop and OCCRP published a damning report about the giving away of land in a prized public park to Bishkek’s rich and well-connected.

Central Asia could become a spoiler for all of Beijing’s big Belt and Road ambitions.

Kyrgyzstan’s Minister of Foreign Affairs emphasized stability in a talk about regional cooperation.

China, Russia and six other countries are conducting a 5-day military exercise in western Russia and the Central Asian region.

Zere Asylbek’s new single pushes Kyrgyz society to get over its political apathy.

A litigious air has swept Kyrgyzstan: It's hard to keep track of who has been detained and who could be next.

Kyrgyz authorities profess a separation of state and religion while also paradoxically preferring one version of Islam.

Unlike in Russia and Kazakhstan, an effort in Kyrgyzstan to carefully orchestrate the transition of power backfired.

What lays beneath the surface of Kyrgyzstan’s dramatic political scene?

Chinese surveillance technologies are popular among Central Asia’s governments.

With vast investments at stake, Chinese private security firms are expanding operations in Kyrgyzstan and beyond.