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News on 14.01.2015
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On the results of the work in January – November 2014, 1116 economic entities were called loss-making in Belarus.
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Valiantsina Dziadok wrote an open letter to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Belarus.
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Members of the parliamentary group filed the relevant appeal to president Petro Poroshenko.
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The number of opponents of Belarus’ integration with Russia has reached an all-time peak.
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The West should have a common position on Russia's aggression.
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Andrei Stepanov and Ryan Vesce scored shootout goals as Dinamo Minsk denied Dynamo Moscow comeback 3-2 on 13 January.
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Dwellers of Belarusian provinces are in perplexity after the recent disruptions at the Belarusian economy.
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The Verkhovna Rada asks the EU agencies to recognize the separatist “republics” of Donbas as terrorist organizations.
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Tax rate increase depends on the activity, but the average rate fixed at 15%.
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The lack of foreign currency in exchange offices provokes distrust of both the government and the national currency.
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In March the European Union will discuss new steps on sanctions against Russia at the Summit of the member States of the community.
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Terrorist attacks in France may affect the situation in Eastern Europe.
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Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said that Moscow is not interested in Ukraine defaulting, but Russia has the right to demand that Kyiv vigorously fulfill its debt obligations.
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Belarusian banks raised the exchange rate in currency exchange offices following the growth of the official exchange rate.
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Journalist Aliaksandr Liauchuk asked a prosecutor's office to carry out a check regarding the procedure of drawing up a police report against him.
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On Wednesday the Belarusian ruble had a downturn.
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Oil prices can hit a 20-year low.
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Unemployed Belarusians will have to pay $250 a year or face administrative sanctions.
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It is January and the idiocy is getting stronger.
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A special group on issues on legal equality of the Belarusian and Russian languages has been formed.
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Russia is responsible for the worsening of the situation in the Donbas.
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The World Bank has downgraded its outlook on the dynamics of Russia's GDP in 2015 due to the continued fall in oil prices.
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New sanctions may affect the nuclear sector and international financial transactions.
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The export is terminated for an indefinite period.