Trump Declares Readiness of the USA to Resume Nuclear Tests US President Donald Trump has announced his directive to resume nuclear tests, citing actions by Russia and China as justification. Trump made this statement on November 5 on his social network Truth Social. This declaration marks a potential shift in US nuclear policy, as the country has refrained from conducting full-scale tests since 1992. Trump also stated that the United States currently possesses the world's largest nuclear arsenal, a status he claims was achieved during his first presidential term.

Delegation from Shaanxi Province, China, Strengthens Legal Ties in Bishkek On November 4, 2025, an official visit by the Department of Justice of Shaanxi Province, China, led by Deputy Director Yuan Zhongmin, occurred in Bishkek. The purpose was to enhance professional relations between the legal sectors of China and Kyrgyzstan. The meeting took place at the Bar Association of the Kyrgyz Republic, where the delegation was welcomed by Chairperson Meiil Adilbekovna Begilerova and Vice Chairperson Asel Anarkanovna Jamanqulova. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the Bar Associations of Kyrgyzstan and Shaanxi Province to boost professional connections, facilitate the exchange of expertise, support legal education, and enhance legal institutions. Both parties expressed their commitment to advancing legal cooperation, fostering international exchange, and strengthening friendly relations between the legal communities of the two countries.

Fatal Cargo Plane Crash Involving UPS Aircraft A tragic aviation incident unfolded as a UPS wide-body cargo plane crashed shortly after departing from the Louisville international airport in Kentucky. The aircraft reportedly crashed and burst into flames, resulting in the deaths of seven individuals and injuring eleven others. Emergency services are currently on-site, investigating the crash to determine its cause. The aftermath of this devastating event is expected to prompt safety reviews within UPS and heightened regulatory scrutiny in the cargo aviation sector to prevent similar tragedies in the future.

Kremlin Demands Explanations from the US on Nuclear Tests Moscow is formally seeking urgent and comprehensive explanations from Washington following US President Donald Trump's recent remarks regarding potential nuclear testing. Kremlin's spokesperson Dmitry Peskov announced this request to journalists, expressing serious concerns over the implications of Trump's statements. Trump's justification for considering nuclear tests, citing alleged similar activities by Russia and China, has intensified tensions between the nations. Moscow fears that this diplomatic dispute could jeopardize international security frameworks and escalate conflicts among nuclear-armed countries. The fragile balance of arms control agreements is at risk, prompting the Kremlin to seek clarity and address the growing concerns.

Suspect Detained in Theft of 110,000 Soms in Bishkek On October 28, 2025, a citizen named U.N. reported to the Police Department of the Leninsky District of Bishkek about the secret theft of 110,000 soms from his home in the residential area of Ak-Ordo. A criminal case has been launched under Article 205 (Theft) of the Criminal Code of the Kyrgyz Republic. Following investigative and operational actions, law enforcement officials have apprehended the suspect A.T., born in 1981. A.T. has been placed in custody for further inquiry, with the Leninsky District Court ordering electronic surveillance (ankle bracelet) as a precautionary measure. The investigation into the theft is currently ongoing.

CIS Countries Collaborate on "Spark" TV Series Celebrating WWII Contribution Deputy Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, Alexey Shevtsov, emphasized the growing number of quality historical films in Russia and CIS countries during a film forum session at an international festival. He announced plans for discussions on creating a collaborative TV series titled "Spark," focusing on the significant contribution of allied republics to the victory in the Great Patriotic War. The project discussions for the joint TV series "Spark" are scheduled to take place on November 9, as confirmed by the CIS Executive Committee. The initiative aims to showcase the collective efforts and sacrifices of the USSR peoples during World War II, highlighting the crucial role played by various nations within the Commonwealth of Independent States.

Three Suspects Detained in Talas for Stealing 41 Yaks A major cattle theft case unfolded in Talas as 41 yaks disappeared from the Kara-Kol pasture. The incident was reported by a local resident in 2002 on October 14, 2025. Subsequently, the Talas District Police Department initiated a criminal case under Article 205-1 of the Kyrgyz Republic's Criminal Code, focusing on "Cattle theft." After conducting operational activities, law enforcement officers in Talas identified and captured three suspects involved in the theft. The individuals include a fellow villager of the victim from Talas (born in 1983, R.K.), along with two alleged accomplices - a Talas resident born in 1982 (N.T.) and a Nooken district native in the Osh region born in 1980 (M.Y.). Currently, all three suspects are in temporary detention as the investigation continues.

Kyrgyz Republic Representative Discusses Plant Construction with Chinese Investor The plenipotentiary representative of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic in the Jalal-Abad region, Tilek Tekebaev, held a meeting with Chinese investor Zhang Men to explore the establishment of a specialized machinery assembly plant in the area. The meeting included the participation of the mayor of Manas city, along with leaders from Suzak, Bazar-Korgon, and Nookat districts. Tekebaev highlighted the project's importance, assessed the plant's capabilities and production focus, and directed local authorities to identify appropriate land for construction and develop corresponding proposals.

Sketch Project Unveiled for "Seiil" Park Reconstruction in Kochkor Architects from the Kochkor District Department of Urban Planning and Architecture have revealed a new sketch project for the overhaul of "Seiil" Park in Kochkor. The initiative falls under the Ministry of Construction, Architecture, and Housing and Communal Services of the Kyrgyz Republic. Construction is currently underway, featuring plans to incorporate various amenities within the park, such as an amphitheater, a labyrinth, rides, a food court, an ice rink, and a skateboard park. The park's total area is set to expand to 4.5 thousand square meters.

Uzbekistan Introduces Visa-Free Travel for US Citizens Starting from January 1, 2026, citizens of the United States will no longer require a visa to visit Uzbekistan for stays of up to 30 days. President Shavkat Mirziyoyev signed a decree to implement this new visa-free regime, expanding it from only applying to tourists over 55 years old to now including all US citizens regardless of age. The decision aims to enhance trade, economic, and cultural ties between the two countries, as well as boost tourism. This initiative follows Mirziyoyev's earlier instruction in May for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to begin discussions with the USA on potentially easing visa procedures for Uzbek citizens traveling to the United States.