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Constitution amendment bill past second reading in lower chamber of Belarusian parliament - Vimarsana News

Constitution amendment bill past second reading in lower chamber of Belarusian parliament

On 27 May the Belarus president forwarded the bill on amending the Constitution of the Republic of Belarus to the lower chamber of the Belarusian parliament in line with part 1, article 99 and article 138 of the Constitution of Belarus.

Galerii: Veneetsias avati Eesti jätkusuutliku disaini näitus "Second Chance" - Vimarsana News

Galerii: Veneetsias avati Eesti jätkusuutliku disaini näitus "Second Chance"

Veneetsia disainibiennaali raames avati 12. juunil Eesti jätkusuutliku disaini näitus "Second Chance" ("Teine võimalus").

Anti-Putin protests in Russia press for release of Alexei Navalny - Vimarsana News

Anti-Putin protests in Russia press for release of Alexei Navalny

Whether out of superstition, scorn or steadfast denial, Russian President Vladimir Putin famously avoids saying Alexei Navalny’s name out loud. But across the vast country Putin rules, the leading opposition figure is known to practically everyone. Five months ago, Navalny lay comatose in a Berlin hospital, having narrowly escaped death by poisoning with a military-grade nerve agent. In the face of overwhelming evidence of a Kremlin role, Putin’s government denied any responsibility. Now the 44-year-old anti-corruption activist is back in Russia, behind bars, and still heads an extraordin...

'Russia is my country': Dissident's daring return sparks protests. Now what? - Vimarsana News

'Russia is my country': Dissident's daring return sparks protests. Now what?

'Russia is my country': Dissident's daring return sparks protests. Now what? Laura King © (Dmitri Lovetsky / Associated Press) People clash with police during a protest Saturday in St. Petersburg, Russia, against the jailing of opposition leader Alexei Navalny. (Dmitri Lovetsky / Associated Press) Whether out of superstition, scorn or steadfast denial, Russian President Vladimir Putin famously avoids saying Alexei Navalny’s name out loud. But across the vast country Putin rules, the leading opposition figure is known to practically everyone. Five months ago, Navalny lay c...

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