"The New York Times" reports that more than 170 rare editions of books by Russian writers vanished from the libraries of Europe.
On May 2, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko signed Decree No. 186 approving the draft agreement on a unified system of customs transit of the Eurasian Economic Union and the third party (third parties) as a basis for negotiations.
The French President reiterated his desire to send his soldiers to Ukraine. In an interview with the Economist, Macron commented: this will happen at the request of the "non-independent" in the event of a breakthrough of the front line by the Russian military.
The events planned for today at the Georgian Parliament will not be held - the building's infrastructure has been damaged after an overnight protest against the adoption of the second reading of the law on foreign agents.
Today the Orthodox believers observe Maundy Thursday. According to the Gospel, on this day Jesus gathered his disciples for the Last Supper, washed the gathered feet and shared bread and wine with them.
The European Parliament proposed to deprive Georgia of the status of a candidate for EU membership because of the tough actions of law enforcers during the dispersal of protesters against the law on foreign agents.
Belarusian woman became a victim of Polish "hospitality. The girl was walking in Warsaw and talking with her friend in Russian.
The Belarusian-Russian patriotic forum "We should live and remember" started in the Belarusian State Medical University
According to last year's results, Belarus has also become the main exporter of meat to Russia. During the year, almost 300 thousand tons of meat products were delivered, according to the data of Rosselkhoznadzor.
Poland wants to create a "heavy brigade" of EU troops for prompt response to events in neighboring regions. This was announced by the head of the Polish Foreign Ministry.
Clashes and tear gas - that's how May Day turned out in Paris: thousands of demonstrators marched through the French capital, joined by pro-Palestinian groups and anti-Olympic activists.
May is a victorious month. The sacred date for many peoples is very close. And it would seem that a lot of time has passed since the World War II, and the meaning of the confrontation and the fight for our values - are relevant.
AstraZeneca has for the first time admitted in court that its COVID-19 vaccine can cause a rare dangerous side effect - thrombosis, BELTA reports citing Izvestia.
A scandalous bill and fists instead of arguments. In Georgia, members of parliament at the plenary session continued to discuss the document on foreign agents (within the framework of the second reading).
Ukraine continues the fight with monuments. In Kiev a monument established in honor of the Pereyaslavl Rada was sent to the dumping ground of history.
The digital face of the Kiev regime. The Ministry of foreign Affairs of Ukraine presented a "spokesperson" for consular affairs, which was created by artificial intelligence "Victoria Shea".
An anti-war march took place in the Polish capital today. The participants of the action oppose the involvement of Warsaw in the Ukrainian conflict.
We are a nation of winners. That's why this day was filled with commemorative events. Wreaths and flowers from Belarusians to the soldiers who gave us a peaceful sky above our heads were laid at the foot of the obelisk "Minsk - Hero-City.
Today is the anniversary of the People's Artist of Belarus Yadviga Poplavskaya. The soloist of the Verasy band turned 75! She was at the origins of the legendary VIA.
Eight contracts worth $12 million. New agreements on trade facilitation and arrangements to work together, creating joint production and attracting investment in promising projects.
Air defense systems last night shot down six Ukrainian drones over the territory of the Russian Federation, BELTA reports.
The day of spring renewal, bright hopes and deep respect for all professions. Belarus is celebrating the Labor Holiday today.
Chronic mobilization near the building of the Georgian parliament continues with artificial escalation of events around the adoption of the law "on foreign agents".
By long-standing tradition, Alexander Lukashenko spends the end of April in the southeast of the country. The development of these lands is in the center of attention.
