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Njigba’s NFL career to date, his name was mispronounced in the worst way. Smith-Njigba, Seattle’s star third-year wide receiver, captured the AP Offensive Player of the Year award Thursday night after ...

A small nation squeezed between China and Kazakhstan is positioning itself to be central Asia’s new tiger economy as it capitalizes on a boom in re-exports, remittances and tourism to attract vital ...

Kyrgyzstan’s USDKG blends a USD peg with a gold reserve claim. Here’s what it signals for emerging markets and what to verify next. Kyrgyzstan has launched USDKG, a USD-pegged stablecoin that the ...

Former President Joe Biden suffered a humiliating gaffe while trying to pronounce “America” as he criticized the Trump administration at a forum on LGBTQ rights in Washington, DC, Friday afternoon.

Kyrgyzstan, facing dangerously low reservoir levels, agreed to limit winter hydropower use in exchange for electricity supplies from Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. The three states will coordinate water ...

The Central Asian republic of Kyrgyzstan on Sunday held a snap parliamentary election against the backdrop of arrests of opposition figures and the closure of independent media outlets. The vote is ...

President Sadyr Japarov has firm control in Kyrgyzstan Japarov allies expected to win parliamentary election President has cracked down on media and opposition groups Kyrgyzstan has fastest economic ...

BISHKEK, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Kyrgyzstan votes in a snap parliamentary election on Sunday in which allies of President Sadyr Japarov are expected to win a resounding victory. A populist and nationalist, ...

A new independent television station with ties to Russia is set to be launched in Kyrgyzstan, fueling fears the media outlet could become a tool for spreading Moscow's propaganda in Central Asia.

This article was submitted as part of the Global Voices Climate Justice fellowship, which pairs journalists from Sinophone and Global Majority countries to investigate the effects of Chinese ...

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