"The United States is working on a massive deal regarding the purchase of potash from Belarus. The price would be significantly lower than what we currently pay Canada," Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social on Monday. (translated)
U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans for a "massive" deal with Belarus to reduce potash prices, but Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko quickly rejected this possibility, stating that he does not have the necessary volumes available for export. (translated)
Coale also credits itself, according to Reuters, for the release of 700 to 800 people since the middle of last year. (translated)
Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko pardoned 15 prisoners, of whom, according to the human rights organization Viasna, 13 were convicted based on politically motivated charges. (translated)
Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko pardoned 15 prisoners, of whom according to the human rights organization Viasna, 13 were political, following the release of 25 political prisoners last week and negotiations with the U.S. envoy. (translated)
Lithuanian officials have expressed opposition to U.S. President Donald Trump's proposal to purchase potash fertilizer from Belarus, stressing that due to European Union sanctions, Belarusian mined fertilizer cannot reach their territory as long as the Lukashenko government continues to violate human rights and repress dissenters. (translated)
Cihanouska warns the US that dealings with the Belarusian regime are risky, as the revenue from potassium fertilizer can be used for repression and military infrastructure, so it is important to maintain pressure on the Lukashenko government and support the Belarusian people. (translated)
After the visit of Trump’s envoy in Minsk, Belarusian President Lukashenko pledged to release 25 prisoners as a gesture of goodwill, while the USA will lift sanctions on two Belarusian companies. (translated)
According to an independent report to the UN Human Rights Council, Belarusian authorities systematically collaborate in the repression of opposition, including the arrest and monitoring of critics of President Alexander Lukashenko, which constitutes serious human rights violations. (translated)
The White House confirmed that at the G-20 member states' meeting on energy in Houston, Russia will be invited. As a bonus, Delcy Rodríguez, the autocratic ruler of Venezuela and formerly Maduro's right-hand woman, will also be invited. Kim Jong-un, Ortega, and Lukashenko are missing, so hopefully next time Trump won't forget about them either. (translated)
Lukashenko declared that the time has come for the reorganization of the army and that he will continue the inspection of the armed forces in Belarus to check the level of readiness, in the context of the threat of a possible military conflict. (translated)
President Lukashenko announced army testing to assess its readiness for possible conflicts, emphasizing that Belarus does not plan to attack other countries. (translated)
Lukashenko is afraid of the war in Ukraine expanding, while his relationship with Putin is full of hatred and concerns, as stated by the advisor to exiled leader Tsikhanouskaya, Franak Vjachorka. (translated)
Polish activist and journalist Andrzej Poczobut returned to Belarus after five years of imprisonment to support the activities of the Union of Poles in Belarus, despite being aware of potential reprisals from the local regime. (translated)
Access to the Belarusian Radio website was restricted in Latvia based on information provided by the State Security Service regarding its biased and one-sided information about the Russian war in Ukraine and support for the Lukashenko regime. (translated)
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After the secret visit of the CIA director to Moscow, the Russian Ministry of Defense conducted a test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome, while Belarusian President Lukashenko ordered a surprise check of the combat readiness of his armed forces. (translated)
Lukashenko announced a readiness check for the Belarusian armed forces, which includes putting one brigade on full combat alert and testing the mobilization system, while focusing on modern combat operations and utilizing experiences from the conflict in Ukraine. (translated)
The President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, ordered an unscheduled check of the military readiness of the Armed Forces in the context of the CIA director's visit to Moscow, while discussions are ongoing about the possibility of opening a new front in Ukraine. (translated)
Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya announced that Alexander Lukashenko's regime declared the content of Postimees as extremist because it fears everything it cannot control, which encourages them to strengthen their repressive actions against the press. (translated)
