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Silk Road City Submerged Under Kyrgyzstan's Largest Lake Hides The Lost History Of East-West Link
Among the discovered remains were a decorated public building, two cemeteries, and recent finds such as animal bones and pottery shards, including a child's chamber pot.
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Opinion | SCO Was Once Russia's Backyard. How China Is Now Closing In
Central Asia - Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan - is undergoing a significant geopolitical transformation. The region is moving away from the Russia-dominated order that shaped much of its post-Soviet history towards an increasingly China-centric economic landscape. Yet, this is not a straightforward Chinese takeover...
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PM Modi Begins Four-Day Visit To Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan to Strengthen Central Asia Ties
PM Modi's four-day Central Asia visit will focus on strengthening ties with Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan through trade, defence, energy and connectivity.
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12 Labourers From UP Stranded In Kyrgyzstan, Families Allege They Are Being Tortured
The Pilibhit district administration has sent a detailed report to the Uttar Pradesh Home Department regarding the case of 12 labourers from the district, who are reportedly stranded and facing harassment in Kyrgyzstan, officials said on Friday.
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Exploring Kyrgyzstan On Motorcycle, Riding Across The Silk Road
For a group of friends who've been riding together for over a decade, every trip is an adventure, but this year's ride through the heart of Kyrgyzstan was truly special.
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Stranded Russian Climber, 47, Presumed Dead: Officials
The Russian climber who became stranded on the country's highest peak after breaking her leg more than two weeks ago had found no signs of life.
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"To Protect Moral, Ethical Values": Kyrgyzstan Bans Online Porn
Japarov's office said the ban on pornography is to "protect moral and ethical values" in mostly Muslim Kyrgyzstan, a mountainous Central Asian country of 7 million people which gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
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Asian 'Schengen' Visa Soon? Kyrgyzstan Proposes Unified Visa For Central Asian Countries
The push for a unified visa comes at a time when Central Asia is increasingly seen as a major tourist destination, with its diverse landscapes and deep cultural heritage.
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Kyrgyzstan Swaps Contested Land With Tajikistan To End Decades-Long Dispute
Kyrgyzstan announced Thursday it would exchange territories disputed with Tajikistan since the fall of the Soviet Union, ending a decades-long spat between the Central Asian neighbours.
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Toxic Towns In Kyrgyzstan Battling Radioactive Danger
Three decades on from independence, Kyrgyzstan is still dealing with the consequences of the Cold War nuclear arms race.
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"Nightmare": Hundreds Of Foreign Students Leave Kyrgyzstan After Mob Attack
Students from Pakistan and other Asian countries are leaving Kyrgyzstan by the hundreds after an angry mob attacked their living quarters this month, although some hope to return when the situation calms down.
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Mohan Yadav Speaks To Madhya Pradesh Students Stuck In Violence-Hit Kyrgyzstan
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav spoke to students of Madhya Pradesh who were stuck in the violence-hit Kyrgyzstan on Tuesday via video call and assured security and their safe return after their exams get over.
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"Situation Normal, Students Safe": Indian Embassy On Kyrgyzstan Situation
The Embassy of India in Kyrgyzstan said on Sunday that all Indian students are safe as the situation in Bishkek remains normal after incidents of mob violence, mainly involving Pakistani students and locals, rocked the Kyrgyz capital on the night of
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"Situation In Bishkek Is Calm" : Kyrgyzstan After India Issues Advisory
Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said that the situation in Bishkek is calm and under full control and all necessary measures have been taken to ensure security and maintain peace and stability.
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What Led To Attack On Kyrgyzstan Hostels Housing Indian, Pak Students
India and Pakistan have issued advisories for students in Kyrgyzstan urging them to stay indoors amid mob violence against foreign students.
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Silk Road City Submerged Under Kyrgyzstan's Largest Lake Hides The Lost History Of East-West Link
Among the discovered remains were a decorated public building, two cemeteries, and recent finds such as animal bones and pottery shards, including a child's chamber pot.
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Opinion | SCO Was Once Russia's Backyard. How China Is Now Closing In
Central Asia - Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan - is undergoing a significant geopolitical transformation. The region is moving away from the Russia-dominated order that shaped much of its post-Soviet history towards an increasingly China-centric economic landscape. Yet, this is not a straightforward Chinese takeover...
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PM Modi Begins Four-Day Visit To Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan to Strengthen Central Asia Ties
PM Modi's four-day Central Asia visit will focus on strengthening ties with Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan through trade, defence, energy and connectivity.
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12 Labourers From UP Stranded In Kyrgyzstan, Families Allege They Are Being Tortured
The Pilibhit district administration has sent a detailed report to the Uttar Pradesh Home Department regarding the case of 12 labourers from the district, who are reportedly stranded and facing harassment in Kyrgyzstan, officials said on Friday.
-
Exploring Kyrgyzstan On Motorcycle, Riding Across The Silk Road
For a group of friends who've been riding together for over a decade, every trip is an adventure, but this year's ride through the heart of Kyrgyzstan was truly special.
-
Stranded Russian Climber, 47, Presumed Dead: Officials
The Russian climber who became stranded on the country's highest peak after breaking her leg more than two weeks ago had found no signs of life.
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"To Protect Moral, Ethical Values": Kyrgyzstan Bans Online Porn
Japarov's office said the ban on pornography is to "protect moral and ethical values" in mostly Muslim Kyrgyzstan, a mountainous Central Asian country of 7 million people which gained independence from the Soviet Union in 1991.
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Asian 'Schengen' Visa Soon? Kyrgyzstan Proposes Unified Visa For Central Asian Countries
The push for a unified visa comes at a time when Central Asia is increasingly seen as a major tourist destination, with its diverse landscapes and deep cultural heritage.
-
Kyrgyzstan Swaps Contested Land With Tajikistan To End Decades-Long Dispute
Kyrgyzstan announced Thursday it would exchange territories disputed with Tajikistan since the fall of the Soviet Union, ending a decades-long spat between the Central Asian neighbours.
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Toxic Towns In Kyrgyzstan Battling Radioactive Danger
Three decades on from independence, Kyrgyzstan is still dealing with the consequences of the Cold War nuclear arms race.
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"Nightmare": Hundreds Of Foreign Students Leave Kyrgyzstan After Mob Attack
Students from Pakistan and other Asian countries are leaving Kyrgyzstan by the hundreds after an angry mob attacked their living quarters this month, although some hope to return when the situation calms down.
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Mohan Yadav Speaks To Madhya Pradesh Students Stuck In Violence-Hit Kyrgyzstan
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav spoke to students of Madhya Pradesh who were stuck in the violence-hit Kyrgyzstan on Tuesday via video call and assured security and their safe return after their exams get over.
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"Situation Normal, Students Safe": Indian Embassy On Kyrgyzstan Situation
The Embassy of India in Kyrgyzstan said on Sunday that all Indian students are safe as the situation in Bishkek remains normal after incidents of mob violence, mainly involving Pakistani students and locals, rocked the Kyrgyz capital on the night of
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"Situation In Bishkek Is Calm" : Kyrgyzstan After India Issues Advisory
Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said that the situation in Bishkek is calm and under full control and all necessary measures have been taken to ensure security and maintain peace and stability.
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What Led To Attack On Kyrgyzstan Hostels Housing Indian, Pak Students
India and Pakistan have issued advisories for students in Kyrgyzstan urging them to stay indoors amid mob violence against foreign students.
