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News on 23.10.2013
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Attempts of the West to engage the Lukashenka regime in the European integration process have no effect.
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Belarus honored its obligation to repay a standby loan taken from IMF by transferring 54.7 million SDR as the latest in a series of installments to repay the principal sum, or the equivalent of $84.4 million.
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3,000 unsold trucks stand in the territory of MAZ's subsidiary.
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Belarus’ Victoria Azarenka got off to a good start at the 2013 TEB BNP Paribas WTA Championships which features eight best tennis players in line with WTA rankings.
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The agricultural sector will come under detailed scrutiny by analogy with the construction industry.
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The House of Representatives plans to discuss passing the bill on ratifying the Belarusian-Turkish intergovernmental agreement on lifting visa requirements at the next session on 24 October.
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Three copies of the political prisoner’s book “Going to Magadan” were sent to Butyrskaya prison.
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Representatives of the foreign ministries of Poland and Sweden are expected to arrive in Minsk on October 24 with a two-day visit.
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The police organised a raid against activists of the National Bolshevik Party.
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The amendments on the confiscation of vehicles for drunken driving come into effect on October 24.
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In the case of closing its markets for Ukrainian goods Belarus will suffer huge losses.
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Half of the employees are on a sick leave, many are going to quit by winter.
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Three respected BNTU professors at once have become involved in a criminal case.
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A boycott of the 2015 “election” by the opposition is possible if the authorities propose artificial opponents.
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Lawyer Pavel Sapelka, Ales Bialiatski’s wife Natallia Pinchuk and Amnesty International’s expert on Belarus Heather McGill met with human rights activists and the media in Italy.