Kyrgyzstan Parliament

Kyrgyzstan’s parliamentary election was accompanied by allegations of mass vote buying, use of administrative resources, and the beating of journalists.

For a population dissatisfied with the country’s direction, the election results depict a contrary victory for the status quo.

Kyrgyzstan will elect a new parliament this weekend – why is it so hard to forecast the outcome?  

Despite a campaign marked by scandals and upheavals, the outcome of the October 4 election is refreshingly difficult to predict.

Kyrgyzstan's Central Election Commission had another of its decisions to reject a party's registration reversed by a court.

A recent survey indicates that a majority of Kyrgyz intend to vote in October, but they aren't settled on what party they'll ultimately cast a ballot for.

Seventeen parties submitted documentation to run candidates in the upcoming parliamentary election, set for October 4, but not all will get to run.

A date is set, but Kyrgyz citizens have serious concerns about the safety of holding an election amid a pandemic spinning out of control.

Amid the mire of politics and a pandemic, Kyrgyzstan is headed for a pivotal parliamentary election this fall.

Recent electoral reforms could incentivize corrupt campaigning, but is the answer to overhaul the new rules?

Former presidential candidate Omurbek Babanov canceled plans to return to Kyrgyzstan, a year and a half after he fled the country.

On Sunday, December 11, Kyrgyzstan's citizens will be asked to approve (or not) a host of constitutional changes.