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14:47
President
Lukashenko: If there is no justice, we will have a war
Aleksandr Lukashenko also reminded that people create values in the country, this is why it is necessary to give them a fair share of generated profits. “Instead of lining your pockets. It is the principle of justice,” the head of state stressed while talking about business practices and pricing.
14:17
President
Lukashenko wants road construction commitments honored despite any complications
“People always complain about roads. Last year we simply stormed to fix them wherever it is possible,” the president said while talking about the people-first policy the government pursues.
14:09
President
Lukashenko concerned about lack of attachment to work among young people
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “We keep praising our young people too much. Yes, our young people are quite good. They are what they are. We will not have a different kind. But I am worried by the fact that our young people are not as attached to work as we are.”
14:03
President
Lukashenko explains how Minsk will switch to artesian wells within days
“For whom do we do it? For our own nation. Frankly speaking, we didn’t have to do it,” the president noted. And many countries use water from sources on the ground.
13:45
President
Lukashenko identifies serious challenge in field of migration
“I emphasize once again: all kinds of people are coming to us. And a huge number of people transit Belarus to the West. Where they want to go to. And we keep getting accused of facilitating this migration. I have always been honest. We will not protect anyone from migrants,” Aleksandr Lukashenko added.
13:11
President
Lukashenko: Belarus’ dictatorship is better than Ukraine’s democracy
Speaking about the development of the country amid various external challenges, Aleksandr Lukashenko stated that all these years “we’ve been treading on thin ice but we have never broken the ice and have never fallen into this bitterly cold water”. “It is our key accomplishment,” he stressed.
12:15
President
Lukashenko: Belarus’ people are hard workers
“On the whole, our nation is good. A hardworking one. We are now dealing with severe mental and psychological attacks. But the people hang on. Those, who come to us as guests, express envy by saying that our people are good, hospitable, kind, and sympathetic,” the Belarusian leader said.
12:07
President
Lukashenko: I don’t cling to power
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “I don’t cling to power. I will do everything to quietly and calmly pass on this power to a new generation. Because I hope that I and you as well will still live under the new government. My kids will live. I want to see how they will live.”
12:01
President
Lukashenko gifted portent icon of Our Lady
In ancient times the town of Logoisk was a frontier town of the Polotsk land. The Logoisk icon Our Lady of the Sign has been known in Belarusian lands since ancient times.
11:43
President
Lukashenko in favor of fair self-regulating pricing system
“There must be no injustice. This is why we interfere with pricing practices. It doesn’t mean we regulate prices. It is impossible. It is necessary to create a self-regulating system. It should not choke the private sector and manufacturing,” the Belarusian leader stated.
11:39
President
Belarus government to stick to people-first policy
Aleksandr Lukashenko said: “A people-first state is when the state prioritizes people.” He clarified that the state will not do the jobs people are supposed to do. This is why the contribution of each and every citizen is important.
11:27
President
Lukashenko: Everything will be done to preserve peace in Belarus
According to the head of state, economy is the key challenge. “If we stick together, if we endeavor to make lives better, then we will overcome these challenges,” the Belarusian leader said.
11:20
President
Lukashenko: We will overcome all complications and difficulties of the year ahead
Aleksandr Lukashenko remarked that the year 2025 will not be a simple one. “Not only because they have started choking and pressuring Belarus and Russia from all sides,” he remarked.
11:14
President
Lukashenko lights Christmas candle in church in Logoisk
The head of state together with the temple’s archpriest Vladimir lit the Christmas candle.
10:52
President
Lukashenko goes to church in Logoisk on Christmas
The head of state will traditionally light a Christmas candle and will talk to parishioners and priests in the temple. The temple of Saint Nicholas the Wonderworker was built in 1866. A healing spring can be found at the foot of the hill the church stands on.
