elections in Belarus

Politicians promised to support civil society and independent media in Belarus

Belsat.eu has interviewed the participants of the action, who were forced to leave the country because of their political views.

Russia will lend assistance if Belarus asks for providing security in the event of ‘external military threats’, state-run news agency BelTA reports with reference to Alyaksandr Lukashenka.

On Tuesday evening, photographer Svyatlana Far visited two protest spots – Riga shopping centre and Serabranka residential area – and took pictures of what was going on in the city, including drivers’ rally of solidarity.

Not far from Minsk, traffic police posts have been reinforced by uniformed people.

Karayeu urged the police not to give in to provocations

“Vitaly looks depressed, he’s sure he was illegally detained.”

The construction equipment was driven to the stadium Youth, where the meeting was to be held, and the repair work was simulated.

It’s supposed to take place on August 6th.

Might-have-been presidential candidate Valery Tsapkala has written an open letter to the presidents and prime ministers of 32 countries, including the United States, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Poland, Ukraine. Russia is not on the list, TV channel Dozhd (Rain) reports.

In an interview with popular Russian media outlet Meduza, presidential candidate Svyatlana Tsikhanouskaya has shared his views on how the Belarus-Russia relations should be built in the future.

The recommendation was voiced at one of the last meetings of the National Bank, attended by heads of banks.