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News on 30.03.2009
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Since the end of Soviet Union, an ill-formed foreign policy apparatus has limited the United States' successes in promoting democracy and helping to create civil societies in the former Soviet states.
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Art is capable of solving more serious issues that the ones it is solving today.
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Most participants of the internet poll think so.
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The United Kingdom included Belarus in the list of 20 countries where serious violations of human rights can be noticed.
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The Charter’97 press-centre has been informed about that by Andrei Sannikov, leader of the civil campaign “European Belarus”. He is taking part in the high-level conference in Tallinn.
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The Minsk riot militia broke an action dedicated to the European week against racism, the website of the Belarusian Helsinki Committee reports.
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The press-service of “For Freedom” movement has sent a letter to the Charter’97 website.
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Miguel Moratinos, Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, has he came out for complete lifting of sanctions against Belarusian officials
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Local officials in regions continue pressing upon participants of the foundation congress of the Belarusian Christian Democracy party (BCD)held in Minsk a month ago.
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Mikalai Khalezin called invitation of Alyaksandr Lukashenka to Prague betrayal of ideals of freedom and democracy.
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Alyaksandr Kazulin, former presidential candidate and former political prisoner, calls invitation of Lukashenka to the summit in Prague the “recognition of the Belarusian dictatorship”.
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The civil society of Belarus should define its position in response to Lukashenka’s invitation to Prague.
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Invitation of Lukashenka to Prague is good for the dictatorship, former head of Belarus thinks.
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On March 28 at the meeting of the foreign ministers of the European Union countries it was decided to invite the Belarusian dictator Alyaksandr Lukashenka to the Eastern Partnership summit which is to take place in Prague on May 7.