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The Belarusians arrived to the unrecognized state several weeks ago.
On July 1, Andrei Haidukou was sentenced to 1.5 years in jail for an attempt to establish contacts with a foreign intelligence without treason.
Lithuanian companies have doubled their presence in Belarus over the past year.
Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova planned to keep a new surname to promote her candy brand during the upcoming US Open.
Former presidential contender and political refugee Ales Mikhalevich is invited by investigators to Minsk in order to close his criminal case.
Belarus plans to increase funding for Air Force and Air Defense after reform.
Tuesday news from the Belarusian Stock Exchange.
Neither the terrorists nor Belarusian diplomats are contacting Svyatlana Markiyanovich’s relatives.
Belarus foreign ministry restores accreditation for Euroradio journalist Pavel Svardlou who served 15 days of arrest for 'public swearing' in 2012.
Minsk Partisan District Court has sentenced the man to imprisonment in a colony.
The company has shown its concept to Minskers.
Lt General Mechyslau Hryb says there is no need for State Control Committee to acquire the functions of national security protector.
Journalist Ales Asiptsou was detained at the entrance to a chemical fiber plant in Mahileu.
The police detain two people suspected of rendering escort services to Shangri La casino's VIP clients in Belarus capital, Minsk.
The Egyptian authorities have arrested Mohammed Badie.
Belarus' flag carrier Belavia decides to cancel flights to Egypt effective from September.
The State Control Committee of Belarus acquires the same functions as State Security Committee under August 15 decree No 15 signed by Lukashenka.
Euroradio spots demolition experts near Shangri La casino, but the police decline to comment on the situation.
Young Front activist Uladzimir Yaromenak is found guilty of non-compliance with 'preventive police supervision'.
The Brest district court rejects defense motion to release civil activist Vital Koush under recognizance.
