Health Oversight: Kyrgyzstan’s Ministry of Health says it is fully cooperating with law enforcement in a criminal probe into alleged violations in budget-funded hemodialysis, noting 4,714 patients receive sessions three times a week at 6,500 soms per session and that a commission reviews new requests weekly. Public Safety & Justice: In Bishkek, a foreigner was detained after allegedly trying to bribe a police officer with 100,000 soms; a criminal case was opened against the man who approached the officer after the arrest. Everyday Crime Watch: Police also investigated a viral incident where a man removed a toy gun from a BMW trunk, later confirming it was a toy and charging him with minor hooliganism. Digital Governance: A draft Cabinet resolution would expand access to passport registry data beyond banks to mobile operators, credit bureaus, notaries, and certification centers for ID verification. Gender Equality Law: A new gender equality law took effect, including a 70% cap on representation by one gender in state bodies and a ban on asking applicants about personal life. Border Deal: Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan began procedures to transfer two border villages (Chon-Gara and Tash-Tobo) under the demarcation agreement. Sports & National Events: Kyrgyz toguz korgool athletes are preparing for the World Nomad Games, while volunteers ramp up for the Games with safety training and first-aid instruction. Debt & Economy: Officials say Kyrgyzstan’s external debt to China has fallen to $1.4 billion, with debt ceilings tied to GDP.