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.11.24
19:00
Society
Belarus admits over 122,000 Ukrainian citizens since 2024 year-start
Of them 56 people came to Belarus from Ukraine, 97,380 - from Poland, 22,908 – from Lithuania, 1,769 – from Latvia.
18:57
Society
Tomasz Szmydt grateful to Lukashenko for political asylum in Belarus
Tomasz Szmydt said: “I am very glad. You are the first person to tell me about it. I thank the president of Belarus. It is very important for me. Belarus is now my country, too. I respect your president and Belarusians very much. Belarusians are honest people."
18:47
Society
Forty-six residents of Kursk Oblast returned to Russia from Ukraine with Belarus’ assistance
Forty-six residents of Kursk Oblast returned to Russia from Ukraine with the assistance of Belarus today, Russia’s human rights commissioner Tatyana Moskalkova wrote in her Telegram channel
18:28
Sport
Olympic committees of Belarus, Oman sign memorandum of cooperation
The agreements reached earlier on the development of bilateral cooperation in sport were signed by President of the Belarusian NOC Viktor Lukashenko and head of the Olympic Committee of Oman Sheikh Khalid Al Zubair.
17:55
President
Polish national Tomasz Szmydt granted political asylum in Belarus
The Belarusian president granted asylum to Tomasz Szmydt, who is persecuted for political reasons in Poland.
17:52
President
Lukashenko signs decree to grant citizenship to 257 people from 16 states
Belarus’ citizenship was granted to 257 individuals, including 15 underage ones. They came from 16 countries including Ukraine, Russia, Moldova, Kazakhstan, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Georgia, Syria, Palestine, and other ones.
17:47
Politics
FM: Belarus, Russia will continue to demand respect for common values, non-interference
It was symbolic that the meeting was held in the hero city in the year of the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Belarus from Nazi invaders and the upcoming 80th anniversary of the Great Victory next year.
17:19
Politics
FM praises Belarus-Russia strategic partnership
Brest hosted a joint meeting of the boards of the Ministries of Foreign
Affairs of Belarus and Russia on 22 November. Ahead of the meeting the
foreign ministers visited the Brest Fortress and met with students of
Brest universities. According to Maksim Ryzhenkov, such format shows the
joint position of Belarus and Russia on preserving historical memory
and countering attempts to rewrite history.
16:53
Politics
Lavrov describes useful side of sanctions
The sanctions mayhem played a useful role for Belarus and Russia, Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs Sergey Lavrov told the media following a joint meeting of the boards of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Belarus and Russia in Brest.
16:41
Politics
Ryzhenkov: Illegal migration is of concern to Old Europe, but not to Belarus' EU neighbors
The topic of illegal migration is of no interest to the EU countries neighboring Belarus, Belarusian Minister of Foreign Affairs Maksim Ryzhenkov told the media following a joint meeting of the boards of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Belarus and Russia in Brest on 22 November, BelTA has learned.
16:30
Politics
FM: Subversive work against Belarus has acquired openly terrorist forms
Subversive work against Belarus has been carried out since the country gained independence, Belarusian Minister of Foreign Affairs Maksim Ryzhenkov told the media following a joint meeting of the boards of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Belarus and Russia in Brest.
16:25
Politics
Ryzhenkov, Lavrov sign statement on common vision of Eurasian Charter
The foreign ministers of the two countries agreed on approaches to the
Eurasian Charter and discussed other issues during a joint meeting of
the boards of the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Belarus and Russia.
16:09
Economy
Belarus PM visits NASB Institute of Microbiology
Microbiology helps ensure scientific and technological sovereignty of Belarus, Roman Golovchenko emphasized.
15:44
President
Lukashenko opines on what skills children need the most
“First, they should do sports to stay healthy. Remember this. Second, they should know a foreign language. There is no way you can succeed in today's world if you do not know English,” Aleksandr Lukashenko noted.
