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Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan push Bitcoin reserves as BTC trades near $114K. Can Central Asia accelerate Bitcoin's path to global reserve status? The post Bitcoin Price Prediction: Central Asian Nations Quietly Accumulating Bitcoin - Could BTC Become a ...

Kyrgyzstan's parliament approves sweeping crypto legislation, introducing a state-backed mining initiative and licensing system.

Kyrgyzstan's new bill establishes a state crypto reserve, including mining, tokenization, and stablecoin issuance ...

Kyrgyzstan passes bill creating state crypto reserve, legalizing stablecoins and tokenized assets; Kazakhstan follows U.S. crypto moves.

Natalia Nagovitsyna was climbing the Victory Peak in Kyrgyzstan, but broke her leg and became stuck.

On Monday, the authorities in Kyrgyzstan abandoned attempts to extricate Natalia, also known as Natasha Nagovitsina, 47, from Victory Peak due to bad weather.

On July 13, 1990, A deep earthquake loosed a fatal serac, causing an avalanche that killed all but two of forty-five climbers camped beneath it. Lenin Peak, a 7,134-meter-high mountain in northeast Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan, was the former USSR's ...

A Russian woman trapped atop a snow-capped mountain with a broken leg for 12 days might still be saved as rescuers have found a small 24-hour window of favourable weather later today where they will try to reach her.

Natalia Nagovitsina, 47, is stuck at nearly 23,000 ft on the Pobeda peak in Kyrgyzstan after fracturing her leg on her descent on August 12.

An Italian climber died on August 15 trying to save the injured woman.