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News on 6.09.2013
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Moscow insists on the immediate release of Uralkali CEO.
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The name of Leanid Dziadkou disappeared from the list of KGB deputy heads.
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The idea was proposed by Lukashenka.
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The governor went to the factory "Motovelo" and made a number of loud statements.
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The authorities try to use primitive tools to solve the country's financial problems.
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Belarus has lifted its ban on the imports of New Zealand’s Fonterra dairy products.
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Belarus may fall $300 million short in oil products incomes until the end of the year.
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The jailed businessman calls on human rights activists to initiate criminal proceedings against the investigator who worked with his first case.
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Belarusian court has kept Uralkali’s director general in custody.
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According to provisional data, as of 1 September 2013 Belarus’ gold and foreign exchange reserves totaled the equivalent of $7.712 million in line with standards of the International Monetary Fund, down by $214.9 million in August 2013.
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Belaruskali has been caught dumping in the potash fertilisers market.
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Diplomatic mail was used for illegal trade on arms.
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The Kazan plant made a special helicopter for the Belarusian ruler.
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Belsat’s accredited journalists could not watch the ballet, because they decided to take a commentary from the Ministry of Culture.
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Lukashenka violates obligations on oil products supplies to Russia.
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Belarus’ government has introduced changes in the order of land distribution among investors and the conclusion of respective agreements.
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Dinamo Minsk started their 6th season in the Kontinental Hockey League with a defeat from their Riga namesakes on 5 September.