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News on 4.02.2013
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A human rights activist finds funny the report on human rights violations in Western countries released by the Belarusian MFA.
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A Russian businessman Dzmitry Mazepin may be appointed Belarus’ vice-Prime Minister in the coming days.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belarus, known as the last Europe’s dictatorship, prepared a report about “human rights violations in certain countries of the world in 2010”.
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Belarusian animal rights activists appeal to housing and utility organisations not to lock basements in blocks of flats, so that cats living there were not trapped inside.
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A demining team was called to Brest State University this morning.
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The Belarusian delegation has started the roadshow in Europe for the third Eurobonds issue.
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On the anniversary of Kalinouski’s rebellion the political prisoner speaks of the danger of the integration with Russia.
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The head of the Central Election Committee of Belarus, who is banned from entering the EU, says about the possible liquidation of rural councils.
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Belarusian imprisoned human rights defender Ales Byalyatski has been nominated for the 2013 Nobel Peace Prize.
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Pavel Podkorytov has bought the Padarosk Estate in Vaukavysk district for $120,000.
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The officials celebrates 75-anniversary of Gomel region by dressing up as pioneers and magicians.
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Former workers of Petkavichy agricultural firm filed 105 claims to a court to recover wage arrears.
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Varlamov's case will be heard in Minsk's Leninski district court.
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Rogue states want to know who hides behind each account on the Internet.