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President of Kyrgyzstan Sadyr Japarov today has arrived in Kazakhstan for a state visit. The President was greeted upon landing at Nur-Sultan Airport by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mukhtar Tleuberdi, Energy Minister …
Kyrgyzstan will have parliamentary elections in autumn, Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov said. According to him, the local council elections are upcoming, the constitutional referendum is planned. "The law should be the …
Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold talks with his Kyrgyz counterpart Sadyr Japarov in Moscow on February 24, the Kremlin press service said in a statement on Saturday. "On February 24, 2021, Moscow will host talks between …
In January 2021, the citizens of Kyrgyzstan voted through a referendum to change the country’s political system, opting for a presidential form of governance that stands to boost the power of its newly elected president, Sadyr Japarov. While some argue this move could bring stability to the deeply divided society, others point out that it could also mark the beginning of a shift away from the openness that earned the country its reputation as the freest in Central Asia.
Kyrgyzstan’s President-elect Sadyr Japarov took office as the head of state on Thursday. His inauguration ceremony was broadcast live by the country’s state-run television. The ceremony was attended by former heads of state …
In addition to electing Sadyr Japarov to the presidency, Kyrgyz voted by a huge margin to shift back to a strong presidential government system
Russian President Vladimir Putin has congratulated Sadyr Japarov on winning the presidential election in Kyrgyzstan and expressed the hope that the two countries will continue to cultivate ties. "Please accept my sincere …
Kyrgyz presidential election frontrunner Sadyr Japarov has promised to pull the country out of the crisis during the next two to three years. Earlier in the day, the country's Central Election Committee announced that Japarov gained …
The office of the presidency should, according to rules laid down in the constitution, pass to the speaker of parliament, Kanat Isayev, who was appointed on October 13. But Japarov’s backers on the streets signaled they wanted Isayev out too.
Today, the parliament of Kyrgyzstan approved the new Cabinet of Ministers headed by Sadyr Japarov. All the deputies present voted unanimously for the candidacy of Japarov, ministers and program proposed by him, RIA …
The opposition forces in Kyrgyzstan were stunningly rapid in seizing key government buildings, something that happened hours after police attempted to break up a protest rally, but they are proving less enthused about taking over a country deep in the throes of instability and economic crisis
