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.11.25
16:43
Economy
PM: Belarus’ development targets for 2026 are highly ambitious
The key forecast parameters for the country's development in 2026 are highly ambitious, Prime Minister Aleksandr Turchin told the media while commenting on the documents approved by Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko on 3 November.
15:57
Economy
Belarusian PM outlines agenda for Kazakhstan visit
“One of the primary issues, and it can be called the key one during our visit, is the further development of cooperation in mechanical engineering,” the Belarusian prime minister noted.
15:45
President
Lukashenko hears report from PM on upcoming government visit to Kazakhstan
The main topic of the report was the agenda for the upcoming visit of a Belarusian government delegation to Kazakhstan. Key current issues and promising avenues of Belarus-Kazakhstan cooperation to be discussed during the negotiations were reviewed.
15:33
Economy
Belarus harvests 10.4m tonnes of grain
Belarus has harvested 95% of areas planted to grain and leguminous crops, including corn, which makes up 2,190,000 hectares.
15:10
Economy
Belarus’ 2026 development targets described as realistic, fully achievable
The key forecast targets for the country's development in 2026, approved by the head of state, are realistic and fully achievable, economic expert, head of the Aksios educational center of Giprosvyaz Yuliya Abukhovich told BelTA.
14:21
Society
Belarus hosts over 196,000 visa-waiver travelers since 1 Jan 2025
A total of 1,228,592 European residents have visited Belarus since 15 April 2022. They included 394,668 visitors from Latvia, 655,021 people from Lithuania and 125,897 visitors from Poland. On 19 July 2024 the visa-waiver program was extended to include 35 more countries. A total of 53,006 citizens of these countries have visited Belarus.
13:49
Economy
EDB names driving force for lending in national currency in Belarus
The growth of lending in national currency in Belarus accelerated to 1.2% in September 2025, after a 0.3% increase in August, BelTA reports citing a macroeconomic review by the Eurasian Development Bank (EDB).
13:31
President
‘Belarus will not kowtow to anyone!’ Lukashenko describes independence and sovereignty as highest national values
Paraphrasing Bismarck, the president once stated: independence is “a luxury not everyone can afford.” This is exactly what we'll discuss in a new episode of BelTA's YouTube project “How It Was”.
13:06
Politics
MFA: Belarus calls on EU to return to dialogue, to lift all illegal restrictions
Belarus calls on the EU to return to the path of dialogue and lift all illegal restrictions, Belarusian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Igor Sekreta said during the Universal Periodic Review on Human Rights in Geneva
12:04
President
Belarus’ 2026 monetary policy targets approved
The list of indicators corresponds to the goals for the National Bank and the banking system as a whole, namely, to promote economic growth while maintaining price and financial stability.
11:52
President
Belarus' most important development targets for 2026 approved
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko signed Decree No. 385 to approve the most important forecast parameters for the country's development for 2026. The document is aimed to ensure the stability of the economy and improve the well-being of people.
11:49
Economy
Second phase of Baranovichi Industrial Park slating for commissioning in early 2026
The second building of the Industrial Park in Baranovichi is slating for commissioning in the first half of 2026, Maksim Antonyuk, Chairman of the Baranovichi City Executive Committee, told BelTA.
11:40
Sport
Sabalenka makes winning start at WTA Finals in Riyadh
In her opening match of the group stage on 2 November, the Belarusian cruised to a 6-3, 6-1 win over Italy’s world number eight Jasmine Paolini in 70 minutes.
10:53
Society
Belarus’ border agency: Around 6,500 vehicles queue at EU border after weekend
The queue at the only operating Polish border checkpoint for passenger cars Terespol (Brest on the Belarusian side) has increased by 1,400 vehicles since Friday, 31 October. Here 2,525 passenger cars and 122 buses are waiting to enter Poland. Over the past two days, the neighboring side has cleared 33% of the normal number of vehicles.
