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News on 26.11.2015
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According to the deputy of the State Duma, Belarus and Ukraine should become part of Russia again.
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An activist of the civil initiative against the lawlessness in courts Valiantsina Kavalenka said that officials are forcing people to go to the picket.
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In January – September 2015 181.8 thousand workers of industry were put on short time involuntarily.
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They are economizing even on water – they wash dishes in a bowl, not under a tap.
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A new play, based on the harrowing experience of jailed writer Irina Khalip, highlights the dangers that women fighting for democracy face in Belarus.
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“Deputies” have held a working meeting with members of the government concerning draft regulatory legal acts on social and economic development of the country.
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Investigators found no thief who had damaged a people's memorial of victims of Stalin repressions next to Khaisy village near Vitsebsk.
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Ukraine will supply electricity to the occupied territory of Crimea if Russia complies with at least one demand of the Crimean Tatar protesters.
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The Belarusian Foreign Ministry believes that the process of trade between the two countries is being scandalized by the Ukrainian side.
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Fifteen people were reportedly killed in the air crash of the Mi-8 helicopter in the north of Krasnoyarsk region, Russia.
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The Islamic State has released a chilling new video threatening 60 nations for being part of a "coalition of devils," according to The Mirror.
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Minsk regional executive committee has authorized the Conservative Christian Party – the Belarusian Popular Front to hold street rallies in Kopyl, Salihorsk districts and in Slutsk on November 29.
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An administrative report has been drawn up against one more participant of the Rebels Remembrance Day in Svislach.
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At the present moment the exchange rate of the Belarusian is overvalued.
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Anadolu news agency reported that 20 lorries were targeted.
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The top ballot-rigger of Belarus gets pay rise.
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Poland wants a 1997 deal on NATO-Russia ties to be scrapped to let the alliance install permanent military bases in Polish soil, something that Moscow insists the agreement rules out, according to Defense News.
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The law foresees, among other things, $300 million for Ukraine forces fighting Russian-backed militants.
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Entrepreneurs threaten to discontinue their activity since January 1.