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News on 21.03.2012
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On March 21 the Seimas of Lithuania held a round table discussion dedicated to Belarusian-Lithuanian relations.
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The General Prosecutor’s Office of Belarus accomplishes the inspection of circumstances of filing “a petition for pardon” by a presidential candidate Andrei Sannikov.
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Alena Kavalenka visited her husband, a political prisoner Syarhei Kavalenka, in the remand prison in Valaldraski Street in Minsk.
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True to his image as Europe's last dictator, Belarus' Alexander Lukashenko has just added two more crimes to a long list of repressions against his own people.
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Lukashenka supporters are angry at the EU travel ban, but it's not the first year when Belarus bans entry to the country for citizens of other states to enter Belarus.
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The Belarusian authorities are going to make the list of travel banned to work at full capacity.
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Valyantsin Stefanovich cannot leave Belarus due to the “draft evasion”.
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It should be reminded that the agenda for a meeting on EU sanctions has leaked from the presidential administration.
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Valery Limarenko, the acting president of Atomstroyexport company, thinks the construction of the Belarusian nuclear power plant will begin in April 2012.
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Lukashenka has expressed condolences to the relatives of executed Kanavalau and Kavalyou.
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Ljubljana will not block the candidature of Belarusian oligarch Yury Chyzh (Yuri Chizh), a parter of Slovenian Riko company.
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On March 20, Andrei Bandarenka received an official reply from the military enlistment office of the town of Kirau. The reply reads he is not subject to the draft.
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Valery Ukhnalyou, the deputy head of the Belarusian Left Party “Fair World”, was not allowed to cross the state border this morning.
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Posters with fictional characters of fairy tales and cartoons have emerged in the streets of Minsk.
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Participants of the organizing committee of Freedom Day celebration are to hold a press-conference today at the noon.
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Economic sanctions are a very strong mechanism, and it should not be disregarded, the former political prisoner believes.
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Ukraine supports the statement of the European Union which condemns the execution by the Belarusian authorities of the persons charged with terrorist attack in Minsk metro.
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An anonymous senior official in the EU said sanctions being considered targeted 29 firms and 12 people, nine of them involved in the judiciary.
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Baltic mass media have revealed one more defender of Lukashenka’s regime from the EU sanctions.
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The European Union’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs & Security Policy Catherine Ashton commented on the EU’s policy regarding Belarus during a session of the European Parliament Committee on Foreign Affairs.