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News on 2.07.2014
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The dictator slammed the policy of the West towards Russia.
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On Wednesday most private entrepreneurs who went on strike on July 1, didn’t show up at their working places again.
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Food prices continue to go up.
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As informed by the press-service of “Tell the Truth” campaign, 950,000 “children of war” (persons born in time of war) aged 70+ live in Belarus.
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The secret of prosperous countries lies in discipline, Vice Premiere of Belarus believes.
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The restrictions have been imposed in the wake of Russia.
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The dictator wore a tie featuring the colours of St George Ribbon (colloquially called a potato beetle ribbon) as he was making a speech at the Palace of the Republic.
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The members of the European Council agreed to have a meeting to discuss further sanctions.
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The head of Viasna human rights centre and Vice President of the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) arrived to Brussels on July 1.
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Belarusian Internet service providers (ISP) can become hostages of “forgetfulness” of their Russian colleagues.
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Belarusian Armed Forces will come into possession of unmanned aviation complexes of two types.
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Ihar Ptichkin, an inmate of a temporary detention facility in Minsk, died of a cardiac arrest, but causes of it have not been found out.
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The president of Russia arrives in Minsk today.
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Court proceeding took place yesterday that ruled not to prolong the regime of preventive supervision over Aliaksandr Malchanau.
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Participants of the strike of sole traders call for solidarity.
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Lukashenka has given the China-Belarus industrial park the name of the Great Stone.