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Crypto Mining Unlikely to Be Reason for Blackouts Across Central Asia - Expert

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Power back in Kyrgyzstan after Central Asia blackout

Uzbekistan Suspends Electricity Exports to Afghanistan Due to Blackout - Energy Ministry

Uzbekistan has suspended electricity exports to Afghanistan amid a large-scale power disruption in the country, the Uzbek energy ministry told Sputnik on Tuesday

Int'l Commission to Be Set Up to Probe Causes of Major Blackout in Central Asia - Bishkek

Central Asia hit by large-scale power blackout: AFP

The capitals of Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan as well as Kazakhstan's economic hub Almaty suffered power cuts Tuesday, AFP correspondents reported

Top Kyrgyz investigative journalist on narcotics charge: police

Pak-Kyrgyz relations to milestone in regional, global trade integration: Sardar Azhar

Kyrgyz Foreign Ministry Hands Note to Kazakhstan Over Reports About Beating of Kyrgyz Man

The Kyrgyz Foreign Ministry has handed a note to Kazakhstan over information about a beating of a detained Kyrgyz man, C.Sydykov, by Kazakh security forces, the ministry's press office told Sputnik

Kyrgyzstan reports 788 new COVID-19 cases

Kyrgyzstan reported on Friday 788 new COVID-19 infections, bringing the national total to 193,816, said the health ministry.

Kazakhstan's Lower House Approves Common Energy Market Within Eurasian Economic Union

The lower house of Kazakhstan parliament, Mazhilis, has approved the ratification of amendments to the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) Treaty paving the way for the establishment of a common energy market at its plenary session on Wednesday

India's Intelligence Investigates Suspected Terrorist Attack on Republic Day - Reports

India's intelligence agencies have been warned of a possible terrorist plot during upcoming Republic Day that could endanger the lives of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other top officials, India Today news magazine reported on Tuesday

Kyrgyz troops return from Kazakhstan after peacekeeping mission

Kyrgyz servicemen have finished their peacekeeping mission in Kazakhstan and returned Friday to their homeland, according to the Kyrgyz Defense Ministry

CSTO Peacekeepers From Armenia, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan Left Kazakhstan

Russia-led troops begin pullback from Kazakhstan

Russian troops were loading onto planes taking-off from Kazakhstan Thursday after President Vladimir Putin said their mission to quell protests that turned into unprecedented violence in the Central Asian country had ended

Bishkek Hopes for Fair Investigation Into Involvement of Foreigners in Kazakhstan Protests

Kyrgyzstan hopes that there will be an open and fair investigation into the involvement of foreigners, including Kyrgyz citizens, in protests in Kazakhstan, Prime Minister Akylbek Japarov said on Monday

Tokayev Says Recent Developments in Kazakhstan Have Been Prepared for Long Time

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said on Monday that the recent developments in the country had been prepared for a long time

Putin to Join Online CSTO Summit on Kazakhstan on January 10 - Kremlin

Kyrgyz Man Says Was Offered Money to Join Kazakhstan Protest

Russia slams 'boorish' US comments on Kazakhstan

Putin, Tokayev Discuss Situation in Kazakhstan - Kremlin

Kazakh Security Forces Kill 6 'Terrorists' in Taraz Operation - Regional Authority

A security operation in the Kazakh city of Taraz led to six "terrorists" being killed and seven police officers hurt, provincial authorities told Sputnik on Saturday

Acting Kazakh Prime Minister Alikhan Smailov, Raises Border Security in Phone Call With Kyrgyz Counterpart

Kazakhstan's acting prime minister, Alikhan Smailov, spoke to his Kyrgyz counterpart Akylbek Japarov about the security situation on their shared border, the Kazakh cabinet said on Saturday

Kazakh leader rejects talks, tells forces to 'shoot to kill'