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In Dresden, Magdeburg and Schwelm, there are indeed fewer lights than planned, but the reasons are not economic.
The investigation focuses on a disinfection system that generates tens of thousands of rubles daily, even though it does not actually kill viruses or bacteria.
In Dresden, Magdeburg and Schwelm, there are indeed fewer lights than planned, but the reasons are not economic.
Our country is among the top five.
While Alexander Lukashenko is away with his sons, the spotlight turns to Chief of Staff Dmitry Krutoy as the main newsmaker.
Why has Karanik failed to master the skills of an experienced courtier? Economist and analyst Siarhei Chaly explains.
We continue to break down the latest economic news together with Sergei Chaly.
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Will the flow of smuggled goods from Belarus decrease?
Is cigarette smuggling solely Lukashenko’s responsibility?
$1.12 billion — that’s how much his company received over the previous two years from contracts with Russian military organizations.
The BIC has revealed the entire chain of prohibited shipments from China to Belarus via Russia.
We spoke with mothers whose children are taught to shoot, encouraged to develop a sense of affinity with the self-proclaimed Luhansk People’s Republic, and instructed on what it means to “be a...
This is a tool that appeared as a result of the work of our Anti-Fake Project. In it you can see more than 800 examples of fakes collected by us since 2021, which were either distributed in Belarusian media or related to Belarus.