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.10.24
09:17
Partners
Türkiye's 5-year-old racing wunderkind makes waves under legacy of champions
Zayn Sofuoglu, Türkiye's
5-year-old racing wunderkind, will quickly pave a path to success by
competing against those who are older.
09:00
Politics
Western media about BRICS summit in Kazan: ‘Can BRICS finally take on the West?’
The meeting in Kazan is also closely followed in the West. However, Western media publications are mainly reduced to the already familiar narratives about the desire of BRICS to challenge the West and almost stage a world revolution. This is followed by assurances that nothing will work out for BRICS.
22
.10.24
19:58
Politics
Former Ukrainian MP: Ukraine got itself into deadlock
Ukraine overestimated itself, former member of the Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada Spiridon Kilinkarov said in a new episode of the V Teme [On Point] project on BelTA's YouTube channel.
19:20
Society
Belarus, China launch new contest of projects in science
The contest envisages three areas: information and communication
technologies, advanced production technologies, and new materials.
19:07
Economy
Belarus keen to expand investment cooperation with China’s Jiangxi Province
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Belarus to China Aleksandr Chervyakov visited the China Jingdezhen International Ceramic Expo in Jingdezhen, in China's Jiangxi Province.
18:49
Economy
Belarus, Laos agree to expand mutual agricultural supplies
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Belarus to Vietnam and
concurrently to Laos Vladimir Borovikov met with Deputy Minister of
Foreign Affairs of Laos Bounleua Phandanouvong during his visit to
Vientiane.
18:17
Society
Nurken: IAEA provides support to Belarus in various fields
The IAEA provides support to Belarus in various fields, Azat Nurken, Programme Management Officer at the IAEA Department of Technical Cooperation, told BelTA following a working visit to the Belarusian NPP.
17:41
Society
Superposition. Parallel Worlds book presented at Belarusian State Academy of Arts
The event screened BelTA’s video project "How it was. Special Episode" and BelTA’s exhibition "Parallel Worlds" that inspired the book. The posters featured at the exposition reflect two worlds: the world of the state - creation and development and the world of opposition - destruction and degradation.
17:20
Society
Delegation of Tajikistan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs visits Minsk
Belarusian Minister of Internal Affairs Ivan Kubrakov met with a
delegation of the Dushanbe Department of the Ministry of Internal
Affairs of Tajikistan in Minsk on 22 October.
16:13
Society
Belarus' statistical committee attends Beijing+30 Regional Review Meeting in Geneva
Inna Konoshonok, Head of the Main Department of Statistics on Living
Standards and Household Surveys of Belarus' National Statistical
Committee (Belstat), presented Belstat's achievements in meeting the
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and strengthening of gender
equality in Belarus during the regional meeting titled "Reviewing 30
years of Beijing Commitments to Accelerate Gender Equality in the UNECE
Region" organized by the UNECE and UN Women in Geneva on 22 October.
15:22
Economy
Cooperation with China seen as instrumental to Belarus’ technological modernization
Cooperation with China will enable Belarus to implement ambitious plans
for modernization and technological upgrading, First Deputy Prime
Minister Nikolai Snopkov said at a joint sitting of the House of
Representatives and the Council of the Republic of the National Assembly
of Belarus in Minsk on 22 October.
15:04
Economy
Call to turn Belarus from country of needs to country of opportunities
It is necessary to transform Belarus from a country of needs to a
country of opportunities, Belarusian First Deputy Prime Minister Nikolai
Snopkov said during a joint sitting of the House of Representatives and
the Council of the Republic in Minsk on 22 October, BelTA has learned.
15:02
Economy
Snopkov: Belarusian economy is gaining momentum
The year 2025 will wrap up the ongoing five-year plan and lay the
foundation for the new five-year period, the first deputy prime minister
said.
