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Aleksandr Lukashenko noted at the beginning of the meeting: “It is a sad day today [Belarusians bid farewell to the fallen KGB officer Dmitry Fedosyuk in Minsk today]. I will say something about it later on. It fits the topic we are going to discuss.”
Belarusian president pointed out that various non-profits and NGOs had been shut down in the country recently
"The State Security Committee has recently reported that they uncovered direct contacts with the U.S. special services and, first of all, the FBI,” the Belarusian leader emphasized.
Marcher Hopes to ‘Follow in the Footsteps of Saints’ with Pro-Life Advocacy January 30, 2021 WASHINGTON D.C. — Just after 1 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 29, Thomas Hackett stood in the middle of about 50 people crowded on a Washington D.C. street corner. With his eyes closed and fist clenched around wooden rosary beads, he led the group through a series of Hail Mary prayers. It was the second time he led a group in prayer ahead of the annual March for Life. The night before, he, his wife, and a few friends held an overnight vigil with prayers, songs, and hymns outside the fence enclo...
As the eyes of the world remain fixated on the outcome of the U.S. presidential election, the U.S. colony of Puerto Rico produced a more satisfying and historic outcome for the Puerto Rican left after its local election on November 3, 2020. Puerto Rico’s vote is historic (a claim that should never be taken lightly in politics) but not because of the razor-thin results of the gubernatorial race, which was the main contest of the election. Nor did Puerto Rican voters make history, as many U.S. liberals and some progressives are anxious to believe, in a concurrent nonbinding plebiscite in whic...