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.11.21
17:29
Society
Belarus' COVID-19 latest: 1,729 new cases, 2,183 recoveries
The nationwide coronavirus tally now stands at 648,472. A total of 634,653 patients previously diagnosed with COVID-19 have recovered in Belarus.
16:58
Sport
Belarus defeat Turkey in 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup Qualifiers opener
Belarus beat Turkey in the 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup Qualifiers opener, 84-70, on 25 November.
16:56
Society
In Pictures: Gomel marks day of liberation from Nazis
Gomel marked the 78th anniversary of liberation from the Nazis. A rally and a ceremony of laying wreaths and flowers were held in the city's main square.
16:26
Society
Refugee: Meeting with Belarus' president offered hope of positive outcome
“The communication with Belarus' president offered hope that the situation will be resolved. There are many thoughts in my head now, but my spirits are up,” the refugee said.
16:19
Society
Refugee: Belarusian president lifted up our spirits
The refugee, who also took part in the meeting with the head of state, noted: "We all liked the visit of the president. We appreciated it very much. We will be looking forward to the resolution of our issue."
16:10
President
Lukashenko: Belarus wants no war in the center of Europe
“Scoundrels [in Poland and the EU] don't want families to reunite. These are peaceful, normal people. Well, they will end up having a bigger problem. If Afghans rush here and to Ukraine (as you know, they will let anyone in for a penny), Europe will hardly be able to handle such a migrant flood,” the head of state emphasized.
16:05
Society
WHO humanitarian cargo arrives in Belarus
This is the assistance to migrants who are currently living in the transport and logistics center on the Belarusian-Polish border, Deputy Healthcare Minister Boris Androsyuk noted.
15:54
President
Lukashenko refutes accusations of Belarus profiting from migrant crisis
Aleksandr Lukashenko stressed: “Don't listen to those fakes that claim that it is profitable for us, that we've invited migrants to come here, that we bring them here, that [the Belarusian flag carrier] Belavia transports them. Total nonsense.”
15:54
Politics
Senator: EU needs to look for solution to migrant crisis in cooperation with Belarus
The senator noted that many of those, who are now stranded on the Belarusian-Polish border, have families in the EU. These people seek to reunite their families.
15:31
Politics
Refugee: Democratic Europe has not given us a single chance
"They call Lukashenko a dictator in Europe, but he came to see us, talked to us and he helps us. Meanwhile Europe, which considers itself democratic, has not given us a single chance," a refugee said.
15:18
Society
Kochanova: Belarus is wrongly accused of creating migrant crisis
Belarus' parliamentary delegation headed by Chairwoman of the Council of the Republic Natalya Kochanova took part in the 53rd plenary session of the Inter-Parliamentary Assembly of the Commonwealth of Independent States.
15:07
President
Lukashenko: Europe doesn't need yet another little war and conflicts, Americans do
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “Europe does not need yet another little war and conflicts. It cannot swallow Ukraine as it is. Who needs it? Those, who have started falling. Americans. There is no monopolar world. There is China, Russia, India, and other ones… "
15:07
President
Lukashenko: EU is reluctant to address migrant crisis on Belarus-EU border
"As you can see, I am honoring my obligations: more than 1,000 people have already left, 400 are about to leave. They are at the airport today. They should pay and charter the planes as they promised," the Belarusian leader stressed.
14:43
Economy
Physical protection installations of second unit of Belarusian nuclear power plant ready for work
In line with the established procedure interior troops of the Belarusian Internal Affairs Ministry will be deployed to guard the second unit of the nuclear power plant.
14:42
President
Lukashenko opines on reasons for West's meager refugee aid
After my yesterday's statement, they coughed up a paltry $260,000. We counted three days earlier that we spent a total of $12.6 million [in aid to refugees]. They transferred $260,000 to our Red Cross. You see, they are so disgusting," the Belarusian leader said.
