Multimedia / Kyrgyzstan

Olga Ruslanova 17.08.22

Because of deficient criminal laws, rapists and child molesters in Kyrgyzstan avoid actual punishment and are put on probation supervision instead. 

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Olga Ruslanova 28.07.22

The growing public debt and declining incomes of the population just before the approaching peak payments to the major creditor, namely China, depict a harsh future for Kyrgyzstan.

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CABAR.asia 09.06.22
Despite the seeming equality of business environments in Central Asia, female entrepreneurs unlike males face a range of obstacles that prevent them from being more successful, expanding and earning more.

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Now Kyrgyzstan has a new Fund to support tourism development with authorised capital of 12 million dollars, which announced 34 new tourism projects. However, most representatives of the tourism market have not participated in the discussion of new projects and are still not aware of the innovations. (more…)

State banks of Kyrgyzstan have received 10 billion som (116.6 million dollars*) from the government to implement agricultural projects, which were developed by agribusinessmen. However, farmers complain that they cannot receive this money.  

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The method of purchasing real estate via housing cooperatives is thriving in Kyrgyzstan. The number of Ponzi schemes and cheated citizens is increasing, too. There are already hundreds of victims left both without the precious apartment and without money. (more…)

CABAR.asia 28.03.22

Let’s see into blockchain, types of cryptocurrency, and how to invest in virtual money. (more…)

According to the statistical data, nearly 53 thousand citizens of five Central Asian countries have died in two years of the coronavirus pandemic. According to the available data, the number of direct or indirect victims of COVID-19 was five times more. Moreover, the majority of “excessive” lethal cases in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan happened not because of the coronavirus infection. (more…)

CABAR.asia 23.03.22

The article focuses on a comparative analysis of the common and specific elements of the electoral systems of the Central Asian states.

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CABAR.asia 15.03.22

By 2050 nearly 2.5 billion people are projected to have some degree of hearing impairment and at least 700 million will require hearing rehabilitation These are the dark forecasts of the World Health Organisation’s experts. (more…)