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You should not be asking me questions about this issue. He will tell you everything, Lukashenko stressed

The US is hitting potassium, and the UK is hitting petroleum products.

Authors of the document demand that the government investigates purported violations of human rights GENEVA, July 14. /TASS/. A resolution on Belarus, authored by European Union member states and containing demands to the Belarusian government, received no wide support during the 47th session of the UN Human Rights Council. Less than a half of HRC members, or only 21 out of the 47 member states voted to support the document. Seven countries, including Russia, China, Cuba and Venezela, were aga...

The Belarusian authorities informed on Thursday that they had been sent the interim report about the incident

G7 leaders urge Belarusian authorities to conduct new presidential election The Group of Seven countries will cooperate on holding accountable those involved in the incident with the emergency landing of a Ryanair flight in Minsk with blogger Roman Protasevich aboard © EPA-EFE/HOLLIE ADAMS/INTERNATIONAL POOL LONDON, June 13. /TASS/. G7 leaders have urged Belarusian authorities to hold "new free and fair elections," according to the final communique approved on Sunday after the three-day summ...

Earlier, the co-founder of Telegram channel Nexta, which the Belarusian authorities view as extremist, said that it had received funds from a company belonging to a Russian national "with ties to the Ural region"

The resolution also states that Belarus should be suspended from international sports bodies and international events, including European and world championships and the Olympic Games in Tokyo

In the first letters to her family since her arrest, Sofia Sapega says she is "holding up" in prison.

In the first letters to her family since her arrest, Sofia Sapega says she is "holding up" in prison.

Belarusian GDP may fall by 2.9% due to Western sanctions, PM says According to Roman Golovchenko, Belarus is ready to stop purchasing Western goods and "shift particularly to Asian technologies, which have been developing at a breathtaking pace" MINSK, June 6. /TASS/. Belarusian GDP may fall by 2.9% due to Western sanctions, the country’s Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko said in an interview with the Belarus-1 TV channel. "The damage from financial sanctions against our country’s economy is...