24.kg
24.kg is a privately owned Kyrgyz news agency founded in Bishkek in 2006 and long regarded as one of Kyrgyzstan's leading independent news sources. Publishing in Russian, Kyrgyz and English, it provides around-the-clock coverage of politics, the economy and society, and its journalists have periodically faced pressure from the authorities over critical reporting.
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