The CSTO leaders met in Moscow. The summit is a jubilee one. The Collective Security Treaty is 30 years old and the organization itself is 20 years old.
No one will allow to play blitzkrieg in the territory of Belarus. Both recent history and the events of 77 years ago have shown it.
Ties with other territorially remote regions are also getting stronger. For example, the trade turnover between Belarus and Khakassia tripled last year.
Belarus and Russia can cope with any problems and ensure the normal life of people in our Motherland. For this purpose, it is necessary to expand production and develop cooperation.
Thousands of experts remind us day by day: there will be no winners in the World War III. Lessons from the sad past must be remembered.
The whole Belarus and its every citizen are in anticipation of the main holiday of spring. For 77 years, the May 9 does not do without colorful processions and volleys of Victory.
Belarusian Energy Minister Viktor Karankevich spoke about what awaits the natural gas market of the Union State. "An appropriate action plan has been prepared and approved, and the corresponding Belarusian-Russian working group has been created," announced the minister.
Belarusian Energy Minister Viktor Karankevich said that active negotiations with the Russian side are going on at the moment.
Minister of Energy of Belarus Viktor Karankevich announced that since April 25, the first unit of BelNPP was shut down for the first scheduled preventive maintenance.
Ukraine has Javelins, but it seems that freedom of speech is long gone there. Blogger Anatoly Shariy will be tried in Ukraine, where he faces a life sentence, official Kiev says.
The behavior of the Ukrainian ambassador in Germany amazed even the most experienced people. Mr. Melnik called the country's chancellor, Olaf Scholz, an “offended liverwurst” over his refusal to visit Kiev.
The West has created in a united front to help Ukraine. Censorship, the elimination of competitors, and inflation can now be blamed on Ukraine.
The issue of the armed conflict was raised by the President of Belarus during an interview with the Associated Press. Alexander Lukashenko once again told the Western audience: Minsk has no plans to go to war in Ukraine.
Historical memory is an important and maybe even the main source of our values. The very foundation, on which our self-consciousness, our national identity, and our understanding of the modern world are based.
Last year, about 4 million 300 thousand people were employed in the Belarusian economy. Such figures are provided by the statistics.
Belarus and Russia are building a Union State that can attract other countries. This thesis was voiced by President of Belarus at a meeting with Governor of Voronezh Region Alexander Gusev.
The war on historical memory as a continuation of the "cancel culture". The Moldovan authorities, instead of looking for a way out of another energy crisis and trying to prevent the unfreezing of the Transnistrian conflict, want to make people forget about the Great Patriotic War, about the victorious people and the sacrifices that our ancestors made to liberate the world from the brown plague.
Kiev deprived the residents of the Kherson region of mobile communication and the Internet, thus demonstratively abandoning the territories.
Russia and Belarus continue to be under economic and other types of pressure. For the first time, a UN member state has openly announced cyber aggression and information warfare against other countries.
This week we commemorate the tragic date that has changed the life of our country forever. The Chernobyl tragedy has turned 36.
Ukrainian propaganda began to promote the scenario of the glorification of the martyrs of Azov. Official Kiev did not pick up the phone for more than 2 weeks, and then forbade militants to surrender.
On the eve of May 9, the European Union launched a real war to monuments in order to get under the skin of the adversary
This is a special resurrection for the Orthodox world, the brightest in the year. Thousands of Belarusians celebrate it in churches, majestic cathedrals and small village churches.
The pharmacy chains have also been obliged by law to work. Some of them came to the attention of the Ministry of Health this week due to the unreasonable overpricing of the imported drugs.
