Belarus' Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a statement explaining why it voted against the UN resolution on Crimea. read more

The persons who used to be involved in ‘the White Legion case’ have been reading their case papers since Monday. Ales Yaudaha has already read half of them, he said. read more

Literary men and cultural figures have protested against the revival of the totalitarian traditions of the past and rehabilitation of CheKists - members. of the Stalin's secret police CheKa. read more

Head of the Citizenship and Migration Department of the Interior Ministry Alyaksei Byahun has said that a draft agreement between Belarus and the EU on readmission had been fully agreed on and is in a high degree of readiness for further consultation and subsequent signing. read more

Belarusian Partisan blocked by the Ministry of Information has resumed work in the .by domain. The name and design of the website have not changed. read more

Three Belarusians who have contributed articles to the Russian news outlet Regnum went on trial in Minsk on December 18 on hate-crimes charges. read more

On 11 December, Alexander Lukashenka appointed new heads of the Operative Analytical Center (OAC) and President's Security Service (PSC). Colonel Andrei Paulyuchenka who headed President's Security Service from December 2016 has been approved as the new OAC chief. read more

Zmitser Kramenestki is suing KGB in Minsk Maskouski District Court. The Young Front member who was detained during the investigation of the notorious “White Legion case” and was let off later has demanded a compensation of moral damage read more

According to the survey by the Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VCIOM), which was attended by 1.2 thousand respondents, the leaders of Belarus and Kazakhstan Alyaksandr Lukashenka and Nursultan Nazarbayev are at the top of the Russian rating of most trusted leaders of the CIS states. read more

Belarusian Foreign Ministry has commented on yesterday’s statement by Donald Trump. read more