When Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko met entrepreneur Viktor Prokopenya in March 2017, their discussion was scheduled to last for an hour but went on for three times that long. „итать

Kremlin said to consider electoral changes to ensure hold. Parliament could be vital in decisions on extending Putin rule. „итать

Belarusian president Aleksander Lukashenko last month opened the second European Games, four years after the inaugural session hosted by Azerbaijan. „итать

With his vulnerable country under mounting pressure to integrate with Russia, its much bigger and stronger neighbor, a Belarusian poet and television presenter has identified what he thinks is potent weapon of defense: an inch-tall piece of carved deer antler. „итать

Wimbledom umpires have handed down a record amount of fines in the competition’s first week, suggesting that the Championships is set to have its worst display of bad behaviour yet. „итать

To some, the suggestion of a visit to the salt mines evokes grim memories of prison camps. But allergy sufferers swear by the health benefits. „итать

President Vladimir Putin may look beyond Russia for a mechanism to keep power after his current term ends. „итать

Belarus officials have used bulldozers to demolish 70 crosses marking the site of mass executions during Joseph Stalin's communist dictatorship. „итать

Before expanding nuclear power to combat climate change, we need answers to the global health effects of radioactivity. „итать

Here are the 4 things you need to know about the two nations’ falling out. „итать