Elections in Belarus are traditionally administrative rituals. However, amid growing tensions with Russia and increased discussion of a future presidential transition in Minsk, the upcoming Belarusian parliamentary and presidential votes may be the start of cautious political change in the country. „итать

Orsha inhabitants demand to bring back the Belarusian language to the public transport. „итать

In seven months of 2019, the number of visa-free tourists to Belarus grew by 62% compared with the relevant period of 2018. „итать

European sanctions prohibit the EU members from trading arms with Belarus. In order to repair already purchased equipment in Belarus, the Bulgarian parliament is amending the national legislation. „итать

Chairperson of the Central Election Commission Lidziya Yarmoshyna has explained why transparent ballot boxes will not be used at elections in Belarus. „итать

On August 15, several dozen Russian workers from the BelNPP construction site gathered at the main square of Astravets with a demand to pay their salaries for the last two months of work. „итать

Estonia currently does not buy Belarusian electricity directly. „итать

The nidus of anthrax has been liquidated and it was an isolated instance, deputy head of the Ministry of Agriculture and Nutrition told. „итать

Twenty-one people are answering charges over corruption schemes in the health sector in a trial that opened in the Minsk City Court on August 19. „итать

A panel of judges of the Minsk City Court on Friday turned down an appeal by the Prosecutor General’s Office against the acquittal of Andrey Halavach, chief engineer at Minsk Wheeled Tractor Plant (MZKT). „итать

Lithuania says it expects to receive more than 4 million iodine tablets ahead of the planned launch of neighboring Belarus's first power plant later this year. „итать

Guests of five hotels in Minsk woke up to evacuation because of bomb threats on Monday, 19 August. „итать