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Report: Four alleged separatists killed in Kyrgyzstanupdated: Mon Nov 29 2010 16:33:00

Four alleged separatists were killed in a "special operation" Monday in Osh in southern Kyrgyzstan, according to a report from the Kyrgyz Ministry of Internal Affairs, carried by news agency 24.kg.

Report: Kyrgyz authorities allowed ethnic violence to continueupdated: Mon Aug 16 2010 20:36:00

Law enforcement authorities in Kyrgyzstan failed to respond adequately to deadly violence that erupted in the southern part of the country in June, according to a Human Rights Watch report released Monday.

Thousands remain displaced after Kyrgyz violenceupdated: Fri Jul 16 2010 09:20:00

Around 75,000 people from Kyrgyzstan remain displaced a month after the eruption of ethnic violence in the country's south, the U.N. refugee agency said Friday.

Kyrgyzstan observers say vote peacefulupdated: Mon Jun 28 2010 12:15:00

International observers hailed the vote in Kyrgyzstan as peaceful on Monday, a day after citizens overwhelmingly approved a new constitution in a nationwide referendum.

On eve of election in Kyrgyzstan, Otunbayeva arrives in Oshupdated: Sat Jun 26 2010 17:34:00

The head of the Kyrgyz interim government has arrived in the troubled southern city of Osh to participate in Sunday's referendum on the constitution, a government official said Saturday.

Analysis: Stalin's ethnic tinderbox alight in Kyrgyzstanupdated: Wed Jun 23 2010 10:43:00

When Kyrgyz President Roza Otunbayeva set a two-day limit to get barricades down in Osh, she was testing the limits of her power.

Refugees implicate Kyrgyz security forces in ethnic violenceupdated: Mon Jun 21 2010 16:47:00

Refugees fleeing Kyrgyzstan's spasms of violence are accusing the central Asian nation's security forces of carrying out some of the deadly attacks.

U.S. and Russia can end the sufferingupdated: Sun Jun 20 2010 14:07:00

The United States operates an air base in Kyrgyzstan. The keystone of the Pentagon's Northern Distribution Network, it keeps essential matériel moving into Afghanistan for NATO troops, notwithstanding steady disruption on the roads out of Pakistan.

Kyrgyzstan investigating whether troops involved in ethnic violenceupdated: Sun Jun 20 2010 05:34:00

Kyrgyzstan will investigate allegations that government troops were involved in ethnic violence, an official said Sunday.

Acting Kyrgyz president says death toll probably much higherupdated: Fri Jun 18 2010 21:37:00

The acting president of Kyrgyzstan said when it comes to the recent ethnic clashes in her country, she would multiply the official death toll by 10, according to the Russian news website Kommersant.

CNN crosses into Kyrgyzstanupdated: Fri Jun 18 2010 21:37:00

CNN's Matthew Chance crosses the border into southern Kyrgyzstan, to see the plight of displaced ethnic Uzbeks.

Around 300,000 people displaced inside Kyrgyzstanupdated: Thu Jun 17 2010 18:36:00

About 300,000 people are now estimated to be internally displaced in Kyrgyzstan by ethnic violence, the U.N. refugee agency said Thursday, citing information from the Kyrgyz interim government and non-governmental organizations.

Victims recount horrors of ethnic violence in Kyrgyzstanupdated: Thu Jun 17 2010 11:45:00

Lying on his hospital bed in Andijan, in eastern Uzbekistan, 65-year-old Khikmatullo Urunbayev, an ethnic Uzbek grandfather from Osh, in southern Kyrgyzstan, had tears in his eyes as he lifted his arm for us to see.

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