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A moratorium, abolishment or nothing? The British Embassy and MPs went to regions to discuss the death penalty in Belarus.
Activists continue rallies against a resto opened next to the mass graves of Stalin's execution victims near the Minsk beltway.
Nasha Niva publishers says the 112 years-old newspaper can no longer be sustainable in the print format.
More than 50 people have gathered near the House of Representatives.
Minsk's High Technologies Park sees a 30% increase in the number of residents over the past six months.
Zmitser Dashkevich: The state is covering up the restaurant in Kurapaty.
BATE fire Oleg Dulub after poor matches in the Belarus Premier League and the defeat in the Belarus Cup final.
Foreign Minister Makei says Minsk is ready to revise its stance and allow a Russian base in response to a US base in Poland.
Activists protest against a restaurant near the mass graves - the site of executions of Belarusians during Stalin's repressions.
Belarusian runner Alina Talai covered 100 meters hurdles in 12.41 seconds at an international tournament in Austria.
The culture minister proposes Brest residents to come up with a new name for Khalturin street.
"This is history, traditions and memory for me even though I am half Belarusian by origin,” Yuliya Mamedava said.
FC Dynamo Brest board chairman Diego Maradona writes he is weighing reinforcements for his new club.
President's aide in Hrodna region Siarhei Rauneyka was detained when receiving $200 000 as a bribe.
The performance Once Upon a Time in a Big City was premiered on the Minsk Trade Union House stage on 28 May.
The biathlete has skipped training with Belarus national team and is yet to confirm if she wants to continue her career.
Minsk and Moscow sign a deal to allow visa-free travel for foreigners during FIFA World Cup and 2nd European Games.
Workers discovered Jewish grave stones at a Minsk metro construction site in the center of Belarusian capital city.
The executions were revealed accidentally when two other death-row convicts were appealing the verdict in the Supreme Court.
Ideology officials say it is premature to rename the city's library after Francysk Skaryna. It currently bears the name of Lenin.