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Alyaksandar Lukashenka has a tendency to criticise private developers for obtaining super profits. However, according to the Belarusian Investigative Centre, there were plenty of precedents when Lukashenka himself was handing out pieces of land in Minsk to his favourites and exempted them from paying a fee

German Prosecutor’s Office also fears that the number of war crimes by Russia will increase

The International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) has released its fact finding report into the event involving Ryanair flight FR4978 in Belarus’ airspace.

In that year Oleksin expanded the Presidential Security Service carpark with 9 expensive vintage automobiles

About 10 years ago Belarus authorities introduced a big telecommunication operator “Belarus Cloud Technologies”.The company partially belongs to anonymous offshore companies. All other mobile operators and other state enterprises have to pay these middle companies. Journalists for the “Davaite razbiratsia” program conducted their own investigation of the scheme

In recent years businessmen close to Alexander Lukashenko were sanctioned by Europe in connection with making profits for the top authorities. Russian government wanted to impose sanctions for re-export of sanctioned goods. But our team «Davaite razbiratsia» found out that none of the sides succeeded in doing so

How did the manufacturer of dump trucks BelAZ avoid sanctions, and what will happen with new supplies?

The investigators of Davaite Razbiratsia (Let’s Deal With It) program found out, which Belarusian businesspersons gained the opportunity to make money on exploration of minerals in Zimbabwe.

Today at 7 pm (Minsk time) Belsat will publish a journalism investigation regarding the Pandora Papers. The investigation covers offshores deals of Belarus officials.

Earlier in 2021 Belarus officials reported about the recent reforms in the energy sector

The agents of Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) are acting in Ukraine under the guise of people who had to flee Belarus in fear of being persecuted by Belarusian regime, Christo Grozev, a Bulgarian journalist and the lead Russia investigator with Bellingcat, told Ukrainian Radio NV.

The Minsk activist was brutally battered on November 11, reportedly by police officers or Alyaksandr Lukashenka’s adherers. The Belarusian uthorities say he was drunk, which they say would justify the excessive use of force.