Capital Mayor Leads Autumn Tree Planting Initiative The mayor of the capital, Aibek Junushaliev, participated in an autumn tree planting event as part of the city's greening program. Willows and maple saplings were planted at various locations in the city, with over 500 trees being planted during this initiative. Junushaliev directed the Municipal Enterprise "Bishkekgreenstroy" to ensure proper care for the newly planted trees. He highlighted the city's ongoing efforts to expand green areas, enhance the environment, and improve the overall aesthetics of the streets. By the end of 2025, the city plans to plant more than 15,000 new trees, building upon the 7,824 trees planted earlier in the spring.

Luxury Residence Built on Chui University's Territory The State Committee for National Security of the Kyrgyz Republic has addressed circulating information about the investigation into Chui University, focusing on the alleged money laundering of criminal proceeds. A criminal case has been initiated under Article 222, Part 2, Point 1 of the Criminal Code. Investigative measures are underway to address the situation. Chui University, established on a land plot allocated in 1994, has faced controversy as parts of its territory were reportedly sold off and used for unauthorized purposes, including the construction of multi-story buildings and fast-food outlets. Notably, a section of the university's land was converted into private ownership, where a luxury two-story residence was built for the Mambetkaliyev family. The investigation aims to uncover all irregularities regarding property alienation and restore it to state ownership as per legal procedures.

Animal Models Installed on Roads to Improve Road Safety In the Issyk-Kul district, realistic animal models are being strategically placed along roads to enhance driver awareness and decrease accidents involving livestock. The models are strategically located in areas with high animal presence and heavy traffic to encourage drivers to reduce speed and remain vigilant. This innovative approach aims to proactively address road safety concerns by prompting drivers to react promptly and avoid potential collisions.

Explosion at Police Station in India: Three Dead and Multiple Injured Three individuals have tragically lost their lives, and several others have been injured in an explosion at the Novgama police station in the Jammu and Kashmir region in northern India. The incident took place during a search operation within the premises, according to the Hindustan Times. At least eight people sustained injuries in the blast that occurred while police officers were conducting a search inside the building. Additionally, several vehicles at the station were damaged due to the explosion. Foreign media reports highlight that eight officers were injured while collecting samples from a significant amount of explosives recently confiscated as part of an investigation into a "white-collar" terrorist group.

Kyrgyzstan Ranks Fifth in World GDP Growth in 2025 Four CIS countries, including Kyrgyzstan, achieved top positions in global GDP growth in 2025. Kyrgyzstan claimed the fifth spot with an impressive 8% growth rate, outperforming its neighboring countries. Tajikistan followed closely with 7.5%, and Georgia with 7.2%, while Uzbekistan rounded up the top ten with a growth rate of 6.8%. The leading positions in GDP growth were dominated by African and South American nations, with South Sudan leading at +24.3%, followed by Libya at +15.6%, and Guyana at +10.3%. Experts attribute the positive trend in CIS countries to economic stability, increased investments, and active developments in the industrial and agricultural sectors.

12 People Arrested in Kazakhstan for Burning Chinese Flag and Xi Jinping's Portrait Around 30 individuals in the Uighur district of Almaty region protested for the release of Kazakh citizen Alimnur Turganbay detained in China. During the demonstration, they spoke in Kazakh and Chinese before burning the Chinese flag and a portrait of Xi Jinping. Police intervened and arrested 12 protesters on the spot. Following this, 12 individuals received administrative detention for up to 15 days, and six others were fined. Furthermore, authorities have launched a criminal case for inciting ethnic hatred.

Three Employees of Military Enlistment Offices Detained for Bribery Three employees of military enlistment offices have been detained for accepting a bribe, as reported by the General Prosecutor's Office. On November 13, 2025, with operational support from GKNB employees, three individuals from the Osh and Manas city military enlistment offices were apprehended and placed in custody by the Military Prosecutor's Office of the Kyrgyz Republic. They are facing allegations under articles 342 (bribery) and 343 (extortion of a bribe) of the Criminal Code of the Kyrgyz Republic. The Military Prosecutor's Office is currently undertaking investigative procedures to uncover all individuals involved in this criminal activity. The authorities are focused on identifying and holding accountable all officials implicated in the alleged bribery scheme.

Mayor of Bishkek Conducts Nighttime Raid on Entertainment Venues The mayor of Bishkek, Aibek Junushaliev, recently led a nighttime raid on entertainment venues in the capital to enforce compliance with the "Silence Law" and ensure measures are taken for energy efficiency and rational use of electricity. During the inspections at popular bars such as "Suzy Wong," "Pivnitsa," and "40 na 40," violations were discovered as these establishments were found operating past the mandated 10:00 PM closing time with customers still inside. City authorities have stated that they will take necessary actions in accordance with existing legislation based on these findings.

Construction Company CEO Arrested on Fraud Charges Employees of the October RUVD of Bishkek have detained the CEO of construction company "Brand House," E.N., on suspicion of fraud. On June 25, 2025, a collective appeal from residents of the residential complex "I." on Kuyruchuk Street was received by the General Prosecutor's Office of the Kyrgyz Republic. The residents requested action against the management of the construction site, particularly E.N., the CEO of "Khan-Stroy," and others. Allegations include collecting funds without permits, failing to complete construction obligations, and misusing funds between 2021 and 2024. The October RUVD initiated a criminal case under Article 209 of the Criminal Code of the Kyrgyz Republic for Fraud. Subsequently, E.N., born in 1987, was arrested and placed in temporary detention at SIZO-1 in Bishkek as part of the ongoing investigation.

Elon Musk Envisions Mind Uploading Possibility in 20 Years Entrepreneur Elon Musk shared his vision in a podcast, foreseeing the ability for individuals to transfer their consciousness into non-biological bodies within two decades. Musk tied this concept to his projects Neuralink and Tesla Optimus robotics, aiming to achieve "digital immortality." Musk's idea involves backing up neural data and fully moving personalities into artificial bodies, contingent on the safety and potential for memory retention or skill improvement. While Musk is optimistic about this merging of humans and machines, experts raise concerns about the scientific and ethical challenges, such as translating human consciousness into digital format and addressing issues related to personal rights and identity preservation.