Archive materials
News by date
News on 23.10.2012
-
The EU should expand sanctions on all "bagmen" of Lukashenko.
-
Story with analysis of interview of dictator to British media was shown by BBC.
-
The politician is convinced that the Independent Institute of Socio-Economic and Political Studies (IISEPS) had to report the numbers under threat of legal persecution.
-
Only 170 out of 400 employees continue to work at Berezastroi company.
-
Sole traders working in city's largest shopping centre Sekret have gone on strike.
-
The authorities allowed holding a procession and a meeting for the All Souls' Day on 28 October.
-
The regime brings back the practice of criminal prosecution for acting on behalf of an unregistered organization.
-
The BPF party released a statement to support of Hrodna intellectuals, who are being persecuted for their views and beliefs.
-
The club released an appropriate statement on October 21.
-
The workers of a wine-making factory in Polatsk from 8 October have started collecting signatures under an open letter to Lukashenka.
-
On 22 October a journalist Larysa Shchyriakova from Gomel was called to the regional prosecutor’s office.
-
Alyaksandar Lukashenka said that there were many things to discuss as well as problems to address in relations between the defense industries of Belarus and Russia.
-
The situation in Belarus is expected to be discussed in Berlin today.
-
The mother of executed Uladzislau Kavalyou received a reply from the Prosecutor General's Office to her request to the Prosecutor General asking to secure her constitutional rights.
-
Fans are required not to shout insulting slogans relating to the ruler.
-
In early October Lukashenka promised that he would allow the journalist to freely leave the country, but has failed to stand up to the promise.
-
The ministry thinks life expectancy of Belarusians increased, so the pension age should be raised.
-
In the Gomel region arrests of the heads of the district executive committees continue.