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15:55
Politics
Vulin: Today’s biggest problem is the absolute lack of international law
The biggest problem of today is the absolute lack of international law,
Serbian Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin said what needs to be
done first and foremost to de-escalate tensions in the world, BelTA has
learned.
15:46
Politics
Serbian vice premier: The West is not ashamed to lie, to expand NATO to the East
“They are not ashamed to lie. They do not keep their word. They are not ashamed of violating the Minsk agreements,” the Serbian politician stressed.
15:40
Politics
Hungarian FM attends Minsk conference, urges ‘build bridges’
Let’s build bridges not burn them, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said at the 2nd Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security.
15:36
Politics
Russian FM: Multipolarity promotes democratization of international relations
The strengthening of multipolarity promotes democratization of
international relations, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said as
he spoke at the 2nd Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security
on 31 October.
14:59
President
Degradation of global security: Lukashenko names four dimensions under attack
In his speech, Aleksandr Lukashenko outlined his vision of the problems and ways to solve them. According to him, before talking about global security, it is important to define the concept itself.
14:24
Society
Syrian FM: Eurasia is a space where a new world order may emerge
Eurasia is a space where a new world order may be built, Syrian Minister
of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Bassam Sabbagh said what needs to be
done first and foremost to de-escalate tensions in the world, BelTA has
learned.
14:11
President
Lukashenko: Eurasia is key to resolving current security issues
According to the head of state, today there is a need to think how to throw off the ballast of military contradictions and expenses, find a new key to solving the current problems and create working mechanisms to ensure global security.
14:08
President
Lukashenko indignant about attempt to enforce LGBT on Georgia citizens
“They are being forced to embrace some LGBT. Georgians will not accept it: they have been in favor of women from an early age. And they are offered LGBT! LGBT in Caucasia!” Aleksandr Lukashenko was full of indignation.
13:43
President
Lukashenko: Conflict in Yemen may evolve into an unimaginable catastrophe
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “Let’s take the Yemen conflict for an example. It is allegedly inconvenient for the collective West to bring it to light. But if we talk about the perspective, then the Middle East and Ukraine combined may not seem like much."
13:42
President
Lukashenko comments on migrant crisis on Belarus-EU border
Belarus has had no role to play in the migrant crisis on the border with the European Union, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko said.
13:30
President
Belarus advocates common space of trust between West, global majority
“This is needed to unite the countries not against anyone but in the name of a common goal to avoid a fatal civilizational rift. This is needed to resume a truly equal, mutually respectful and responsible dialogue,” the head of state said.
13:15
President
Lukashenko deems civil war in USA possible
Aleksandr Lukashenko mentioned there is a crisis situation in many European countries. And the United States of America has been in a fever for the last decade, the president stressed.
13:11
President
Lukashenko suggests Eurasia Plus format for next conference on security
The head of state called the current event an important step aimed at the formation of sustainable peace.
13:08
President
Lukashenko suggests international document on cyber non-aggression
Aleksandr Lukashenko remarked that in the cybersphere an entire industry develops without oversight. It focuses on creating and deploying malicious solutions that result in consequences on a global scale.
12:54
President
Lukashenko: Minsk should participate in negotiations on resolving the situation in Ukraine
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “We are interested in Minsk’s presence at the negotiating table if the [resolution of the] conflict in Ukraine is concerned. It is a matter of guarantees of our security. We don’t demand anything else in that regard. We are ready to work in this direction.”
