Unrest in Kyrgyzstan
Around 1,000 residents in the northern Kyrgyz city of Talas occupied the regional government building on Tuesday, April 6, 2010.

Kyrgyz opposition says it has taken power

The Kyrgyz opposition said on Wednesday it had forced the Central Asian country's government to resign after troops shot at protesters besieging government buildings, killing dozens.

  One killed, over 10 injured in Kyrgyzstan clashes

04/20  08:29

  Russian President says Kyrgyzstan on brink of civil war

04/14  09:19

  Kyrgyz president says willing to negotiate with interim gov't -- state media

04/12  13:34

  Interim Kyrgyz deputy PM flies to Russia for talks

04/09  12:28

  Kyrgyz Interior Minister killed in protests -- media

04/09  10:15

  Kyrgyz opposition claims to take power, form new government

04/09  10:10

  Kyrgyz president has resigned: Jalalabad governor

04/09  10:06

  Kyrgyz opposition says it has taken power

04/08  07:32

  Kyrgyz opposition forms new government

04/08  16:41

  Kyrgyz PM says 15 policemen missing in Talas unrest

04/07  14:46

  Kyrgyz PM says opposition masterminded Talas unrest

04/07  15:31

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