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News on 7.06.2012
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Renata Dzemyanchuk, a vice chairperson of the Union of Poles, was fined 5m Belarusian rubles for taking part in a protest picket against opening Russian-language groups in a Polish school.
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Public transport will never get rid of fare-dodgers.
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Andrei Mouchan, an activist of European Belarus civil campaign brutally beaten by police, must visit the Pershamaiski district police department of Minsk tomorrow.
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The lawyer defended Andrei Sannikov in court.
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Eduard Lobau began to receive endless warnings for rules violations.
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The Council of Ministers has adopted a new revision of visa regulations that provide for simplifying the visa issuance process.
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Belarus’ gold and foreign exchange reserves in IMF terms stood at $8056.2 million as of 1 June 2012.
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Foreign Minister of Belarus Sergei Martynov will pay an official visit to the Republic of Indonesia on 11-13 June.
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Belarus has applied for joining Council of Europe's Budapest Convention on Cybercrime.
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The Boeing 767 300ER was purchased, according to charter97.org, from Turkmenistan.
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A preliminary session was held today on the First Court of Minsk.
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Belarusian question will be considered at the session of the UN Human Rights Council in June.
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In Belarus demand for foreign currency has increased in all market segments in May compared to April 2012, which resulted in a rapid increase of non-resident demand and a drastic decrease in sales by Belarusian businesses and population.
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Lithuanian business is getting ready for Belarus's strike back.
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The session of the working group of the Eastern Partnership's Civil Society Forum took place on June 6.
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Russian 4G Internet brand, Yota, will exit the Belarus market next week according to WiMAX operator Scartel, which owns Yota.