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News on 29.07.2011
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Alexander Lukashenko, the seemingly omnipotent Belarusian dictator, has a problem.
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THE Malako Bar sits halfway down a shaded alley a short walk from Minsk's Victory Square.
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The mother and the wife of Ales Kirkevich had an opportunity to see the prisoner in a penal colony in Navapolatsk.
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BelTechExport, a Belarusian arms exporting company, against which the EU imposed economic sanctions in June, delivered night vision binoculars and laser pointers to Syria for a total amount of 1,569,750 Euro.
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The black market exchange rate of the Belarusian ruble to the dollar has slightly increased in the last weeks.
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Leanid Kozik has offered to nominate Alyaksandr Lukashenka (Lukashenko) for
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The West also needs to prepare a package of economic and political assistance should Lukashenka be removed from power one way or another.
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Some prisoners of penal colony No 13 in Hlubokae (the Vitsebsk region) are unofficially reported to have attempted suicide.
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A few months ago an initiative to hold People’s Assembly on October 8 was proposed.
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The Supreme Court has not granted the appeal of the Belarusian Helsinki Committee.
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Consumer prices of liquefied petroleum gas at filling stations in Belarus will be increased by 24 percent starting August 1.
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The quantity of Lithuanian visas issued to citizens of Belarus in the first half of 2011 has increased by 59% as compared to the analogous period of the last year.
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The Council of Ministers has prepared draft amendments to the Law on Mass Events in the Republic of Belarus.