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IWPR holds regular trainings for students and journalists from across Central Asia, with their materials published in Russian and national languages on the analytical platform CABAR.asia and in English for international readers on iwpr.net . Articles by IWPR reporters cover current events andsignificant trends that affect the lives of people in the whole Central Asian region.

Samsung, Lyft app and environmental startup MissionCTRL. Young specialists from Kyrgyzstan succeed in their career in the United States due to education, determination and continuous self-improvement. (more…)

Receiving asylum for the nationals of Kyrgyzstan is the most common way of legalization in the US, even if nothing actually threatens them back home. (more…)

Once the preserve of rural communities, imams are now providing counselling in urban areas. (more…)

02.08.16
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Once the preserve of rural communities, imams are now providing counselling in urban areas. (more…)

A Google employee from Kyrgyzstan explains how internet would affect the quality of life and how they are trying to make internet available to every person on Earth. (more…)

Faith has been growing as a force in the country ever since independence.

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23.06.16
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The region’s most progressive democracy is failing to impress ordinary people.

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19.05.16
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Disturbing trend sees mothers driven to desperate measures.

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10.05.16
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Analysts say that power play is motivated by competition over energy resources.

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Drivers of passenger vehicles on a trunk road seem to have forgotten how to undergo a checkout at transportation checkpoints. Instead of papers, they rush to officers with 20 som in their hands. Some smart officers sometimes stop heavy trucks and manage to get some coal. Investigative journalists of KTRK have found out that these payments are illegal and not intended for the budget. (more…)

16.02.16
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