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“It will soon be submitted to the House of Representatives. I have recently signed its approval by the Central Election Commission,” said Igor Karpenko.

What changes are expected in the electoral legislationA public discussion of the bill ‘On amending the Electoral Code of the Republic of Belarus’,...

The Belarusian People’s Congress is a backbone for the people and for the authorities, that is why the approach to its formation is a nationwide...

Describing the document concerning the activity of the Council of Ministers, Aleksandr Lukashenko stressed: “Over the past years, our government has gained tremendous experience: overcoming crisis situations and pandemics, managing the economy in these conditions.”

Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko continued a series of meetings to discuss draft legal acts that will bring the legislation in accordance with the updated Constitution.

THE Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has noted with serious concern the electoral violence ahead of tomorrow's by-elections elections, in Luangwa, Mkushi, Mwense and Chama Districts.ECZ corporate affairs manager Patricia Luhanga said the Commission has observed that the campaign atmosphere h

“The world has entered an era of severe turbulence. Today no one can clearly predict what scenario events will unfold over the next decade,” said Vladimir Andreichenko.

The bill on the Belarusian People's Congress will pass the first reading before the end of the year, Chairman of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly Vladimir Andreichenko said at the seminar to discuss the legal framework for the Belarusian People's Congres.

“As for the Belarusian People's Congress, we believe that we are pioneers in this field. Although, of course, the People's Republic of China has good experience in this matter. Even the president in China is elected by the National People's Congress. I think that we will eventually follow suit,” Vladimir Andreichenko said.

“The House of Representatives kicked off the work on the bill on the Belarusian People's Congress right after the constitutional referendum. A lot of work was done. Most importantly it was as open as possible. Working on the document were MPs, members of the Constitutional Commission, representatives of the judiciary, civil society, scientists, and experts,” said Vladimir Andreichenko.