More than half of Belarusians believe that the suspension of individual entrepreneurs’s work affected their well-being. read more

Gold coins have been found during the metro construction in Minsk. They date back to the time of Russian emperor Nikolai II, ONT reports. read more

One of the most popular sites with pornographic videos has published a study which pointed out which content is the most interesting for female audience. Statistics was prepared for the International Women’s Day. read more

On March 31, the European Committee for Civil Aviation examined new security requirements for EU airports. read more

A senior district police officer visited Zmitser Dashkevich, leader of the Young Front (registered in the Czech Republic) on the evening of March 30. He wanted to hear explanations about Belarusians fighting in Ukraine. read more

Renowned Belarusian poet Nil Hilevich, the last surviving holder of the People's Poet title, has died aged 84. read more

27% of Belarusians think that Crimea is ‘occupied’ by the Kremlin. 57.8% think that the annexation by Russia is ‘the return of Russian lands and restoration of historical justice’, an IISEPS survey conducted in March showed. The numbers were similar a year ago: 26.5% and 57.4%. read more

It will commemorate Mikhal Zhyzneusky, who died on the Institutskaya street during the revolution of 2014, Aliaksandr Charkashyn and Vitali Tsilizhanka killed in Donbas, defending Ukraine. read more

135 criminal cases have been opened against Belarusians who ‘may pose a military threat to the state’, Mikalai Karpyankou, Head of the Main Directorate for Combating Organized Crime and Corruption, told newspaper Zvyazda. read more

Up to 2,000 people attended a rally staged in front of the Kastrychnik movie theater in downtown Minsk on Friday evening on the occasion of the 98th anniversary of the proclamation of the independence of the Belarusian National Republic (BNR). read more