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Belarusians spent almost one billion dollars to buy new and used cars abroad in 2015, Belarusian Automobile Association reports.
"It’s a boy! He did not want to wait anymore and was born two weeks earlier than expected,” the happy father wrote on Facebook.
Man from Slonim gives up a submachine gun found in a village house he bought not long ago.
Belarsuains pay only 15% for central heating at the moment but 100% for the remainder of utilities bills.
The audio operator who has gone on hunger strike makes 7 million roubles a month, the company said.
Belarus TV sound editor Uladzimir Zholudz is outraged by the low wages for his hi-tech and hard work.
According to him, every governor-general and chairman of the executive committee must know how to act.
They gave up work for half an hour work and demanded raise in salaries.
Now SPs are planning a street rally next month.
Second instance courts in Belarus will get more powers to change or cancel court rulings.
Putin's spokesman Dzmitry Peskov says the policy of sanctions is defective and welcomes EU's move.
As Belarus still hopes to get a loan from IMF, Lukashenka tells the government to cooperate but not bow to the lender.
The government orders 29 successful enterprises to share profit with the country's budget.
Minsk photographers descended underground to walk along the manifold connecting Hrushauskaya Street and Winners Avenue.
The National Center for Legislation head says there is little time to make OSCE/ODIHR recommendations into law before elections.
President Lukashenka says Minsk is pleased with the decision made in Brussels to lift most of the sanctions against Belarus.
She recruited girls from Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine, then sent them to Turkey.
At the beginning of the trial, Anatol Lyabedzka preceisely predicted the fine he would get.
Belarus has already looked for help in Moscow, Beijing and Brussels, says Poland's MEP.
The government-sponsored Avel was a total failure.