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News on 4.08.2015
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The statement of the dictator was verbalized under “fifty-fifty” principle, one should simply wait for his further moves.
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The international day of solidarity with Belarusian civil society has been held in the Ukrainian capital on August 4 for the fourth year.
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Belarusian political prisoners were supported in the capital of Lithuania.
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A banner explaining why it is not advisable to participate in the “elections”, was unfurled in Baranavichy.
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Most of workers now – both Belarusian and foreign ones – are rather busy with collecting backdated wages, and not with earning money.
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Boris Nemtsov's daughter, who received the Polish Solidarity Prize, says she will spend a part of the prize on charity projects.
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De facto, the release of political prisoners depends on recognition of the "elections".
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Leanid Kulakou, an activist of European Belarus civil campaign, is serving his 7-day term in custody for expressing solidarity with political prisoner Yury Rubtsou.
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Oil prices edged up on Tuesday after a 5-percent drop in the previous session amid continuing worries that the world is producing too much oil, Reuters reported.
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A high ranking Swedish diplomat was informed about his "undesirable" stay in Moscow and had to leave for Sweden, according to Sweden's SVT Channel, which received the Swedish Foreign Ministry's confirmation of the report.
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Dollar rose to Br15497, euro - Br16988.
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Gold and foreign currency reserves of Belarus have decreased by $0.4bn for the first seven months of the year to $4.7bn as of August 1, 2015.
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The programme of the UN summit to adopt the post-2015 development agenda, which is due to open in New York on September 25, has been published.
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An explosion occurred in the Baku-Tbilisi-Kars-Erzurum gas pipeline in Turkey's north-eastern Kars province, according to Daily Sabah.
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Prices in Ukraine are twice less. Thousands of Belarusians rushed for goods.
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The financial situation of the football club is getting worse.
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The President wished the new citizens of Ukraine not to lose ties with Russia.
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On August 2, Dmitry Peskov, spokesman for Vladimir Putin, married Russian figure skater Tatiana Navka in Sochi.
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According to the journalist, an SMS-message from the telephone company MTS came to the phone which is used by his seven-year old daughter.
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Opposition should carry out a campaign to oust the dictator instead running in the “elections”.
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Peace talks between the warring sides in the conflict in eastern Ukraine broke up after six hours on August 3 amid reports that they failed to secure progress on a planned buffer zone, and are said to continue on Tuesday.
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The USA must require real steps from Lukashenka: release of political prisoners, mass media freedom, and transparent elections.
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Leaflets depicting a cat named Vitushka appeared in Vitsebsk.