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Belarus regime turns on artists and journalists Protests are more muted these days in Belarus. But despite increasing repression, cultural figures continue to express opposition on World Press Freedom Day. Last August, Belarusians took to the streets across the nation to protest 26 years of autocratic rule. They claimed that President Alexander Lukashenko had again rigged the vote to claim an overwhelming victory in the latest presidential election. Under the red and white flag of the uprising, hundreds of thousands of protesters demanded free and fair elections, and for strongman Lukashe...

PHOTO: EURORADIO The activist has made a significant contribution to Belarusian culture and the promotion of fundamental values. The open letter to the European Film Academy has been signed by more than fifty organizations and film festivals. The signatories urge to release Tatsiana Hatsura-Yavorskaya and other human rights activists immediately, Radio Svaboda reports. They note that Hatsura-Yavorskaya has made a significant contribution to the Belarusian culture and promotion of fundamental values. The Watch Docs Belarus festival, which she organized, "is a member of the global family of hu...

Lukashenka and officials of the Ministry of Health will be tried in future Belarus. Congratulations, the Belarusian authorities have finally “defeated the coronavirus”! How? It's very simple: they sent to jail the organizers of the exhibition "The Machine Breathes, but I Don't" Tatstsiana Hatsura-Yavorskaya and Natallia Trenina. Together with them, their colleague from the public association Zveno Yulia Semenchenka went there. The exhibition was closed, the organizers were “locked up” - now the state can sleep peacefully. If it does not see the coronavirus, then it does not exist. ...

And this is very, very important. he is intubated and sedated. what that means is he has a tube going down his throat that's attached to a ventilator that breathes for him. often doctors will intubate someone and put them on a ventilator to take the strain away if a machine breathes for them. this explains why governor deval patrick says he can't communicate right now. elizabeth, give us an update on the bombing survivors. how many are still in the hospital at this point? >> there are at least 57 bombing survivors still in area hospitals, two in critical condition. >> elizabeth cohen, thank yo...