Kyrgyzstan takes place in Central Asia; there are neighboring countries Kazakhstan on the north, Uzbekistan on the west, Tadjikistan on the south and China on its East and South-East. The former Republic of the Soviet Union withdrew from it in 1991 and since then is a democratic Parliamentary Republic. The country's population makes about 6 million inhabitants and an area of 198.500 km2 and Bishkek, (formerly Frunze), is the capital with more that 1 million inhabitants.
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