News.KG is a news agency from Kyrgyzstan

To give people in Kyrgyzstan fast, verifiable and clear information about what affects their lives — from government decisions to the som exchange rate and the weather. We show where every fact comes from and let readers compare how different media cover the same event.

• Only confirmed facts — no speculation and no invented quotes.
• Every article names its original sources.
• Advertising does not influence how news is selected or presented.

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   We follow the sources

   Official websites and channels of government bodies, leading media in Kyrgyzstan and worldwide. The list of sources and their ratings are public.

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   One event, one story

   Reports from different outlets about the same event are grouped together, so you can see who reported it and where the accounts differ.

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   We prepare the article

   The text is prepared with the help of artificial intelligence under the newsroom's rules: only facts from the sources, and we name where they come from.

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   The newsroom is accountable

   The newsroom sets the rules, selects sources, edits articles and writes some of them itself. Articles are signed by the newsroom's desks, one per section.

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   We correct errors

   If an article contains an inaccuracy, we check it and correct the article.

• Editorial policy →Sources and fact-checking, corrections, independence from advertising.
• How the newsroom works →How a story travels from source to publication: what AI does and what the newsroom does.
• Media rating methodology →How we assess sources: framing, factual reliability, coverage of the event.
• Privacy policy →What data we process and how we handle it.
• Terms of use →Rules for using the site, comments and your account.

Every article lists its original sources — below the text and on the event page. Reports from different outlets about the same event are grouped into a story, so you can compare who reported what, where the sources agree and where they disagree.

• Media rating →
• Stories →
• How the rating works →