Travulka has also added: "There's no need for special knowledge in law to understand how the investigation qualifies Kerimov's actions."
Investigatory Committee to start a criminal case against oligarch Kerimov
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Investigatory Committee to start a criminal case against oligarch Kerimov
Ogfficial representative of the Investigatory Committee Pavel Travulka has informed this to the agency Interfax-West. Apart from Suleiman Kerimov, a number of people can be also subjected to criminal cases, including the citizens of Belarus.
Travulka has also added: "There's no need for special knowledge in law to understand how the investigation qualifies Kerimov's actions."
Investigatory Committee to start a criminal case against oligarch Kerimov
Travulka has also added: "There's no need for special knowledge in law to understand how the investigation qualifies Kerimov's actions."
Investigatory Committee to start a criminal case against oligarch Kerimov
Monday, April 29, 2013
"Radio Day" festival participants invite for a meeting with fans on May 2
The leaders of the bands Neuro Dubel, Krama, Pomidor/OFF and :B:N: will have a meeting with their fans in order to answer their questions, just before the "Radio Day" festival which will take place on May 6 in the Re:Public club. The informational pre-party will be held in the editor's office of the web portal TUT.BY on May 2.
How is Alyaksandr Kulinkovich doing? Where has the band Krama been hiding for the last 3 years? Shall we wait for the new album of Pomidor/OFF for another 9 years? You can ask any questions to the musicians, take pictures, get autographs and buy tickets to the concert during the meeting.
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How is Alyaksandr Kulinkovich doing? Where has the band Krama been hiding for the last 3 years? Shall we wait for the new album of Pomidor/OFF for another 9 years? You can ask any questions to the musicians, take pictures, get autographs and buy tickets to the concert during the meeting.
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Sunday, April 15, 2012
Zmitser Bandarenka released (updated)
He has been released from Mahilyou colony today. He is heading for Minsk by jitney now.
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Andrei Sannikau in Minsk (photo, video)
The Belarusian ex-presidential candidate has returned home from prison. About 50 people met him near the railway terminal.
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Draft introducing fines for accessing forbidden websites has appeared
The fine ranges from 350 thousand to one million roubles.
You can also look through the draft at the national legal portal. The possible changes may not only be applied to accessing forbidden websites. It may also concern the distribution of advertisements on foreign websites and a fine for the absence of a data base of customers.
You can also look through the draft at the national legal portal. The possible changes may not only be applied to accessing forbidden websites. It may also concern the distribution of advertisements on foreign websites and a fine for the absence of a data base of customers.
Syarhej Mikhalok tells why he does not return to Minsk (video)
The musician has told about his Moscow house and recalled his house in the Belarusian capital with sadness, in a video-appeal.
The video has been published at the official channel of the "Lyapis Trubetskoy" band at You Tube.
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The video has been published at the official channel of the "Lyapis Trubetskoy" band at You Tube.
Read more: http://ping.fm/bd0bC
Yermakova: A lady should have no less than 3 pairs of footwear per season
Owner of a shoe shop Alena Yermakova disagrees with the National Bank's Chair Nadzeya Yermakova and has to close her business.
Chair of the National Bank Nadzeya Yermakova confessed to the journalists that she had "lost as everyone" due to devaluation, and that "the money goes only for clothes". Previously, she told that Belarusian women should be satisfied with just one pair of footwear per season, taking into consideration the increase of prices for imported footwear.
Read more: http://ping.fm/avFwR
Chair of the National Bank Nadzeya Yermakova confessed to the journalists that she had "lost as everyone" due to devaluation, and that "the money goes only for clothes". Previously, she told that Belarusian women should be satisfied with just one pair of footwear per season, taking into consideration the increase of prices for imported footwear.
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Friday, September 30, 2011
Manayeu: Lukashenka?s rating is lowest now
According to the IISEPS, Lukashenka’s rating has decreased by 2.5 times and 20.5% are ready to vote for him.
However, the number of people ready to express their protest has not changed.
"The number of people ready to vote for Alyaksandr Lukashenka if there were an election tomorrow has reached the record low level in 17 years of monitoring and totals 20.5%. The previous historic minimum was registered in the spring of 2003 – in March and April – 26.2%”, - said sociologist Aleh Manayeu to Euroradio.
Read more: http://euroradio.fm/en/report/manayeu-lukashenka%E2%80%99s-rating-lowest-now-60802
However, the number of people ready to express their protest has not changed.
"The number of people ready to vote for Alyaksandr Lukashenka if there were an election tomorrow has reached the record low level in 17 years of monitoring and totals 20.5%. The previous historic minimum was registered in the spring of 2003 – in March and April – 26.2%”, - said sociologist Aleh Manayeu to Euroradio.
Read more: http://euroradio.fm/en/report/manayeu-lukashenka%E2%80%99s-rating-lowest-now-60802
EU urges to release political prisoners and start dialogue with opposition
A declaration on the situation in Belarus has been adopted at the Eastern Partnership Summit.
“The civil society participants of the Eastern Partnership Conference express their continuing concern about the worsening problem of ongoing human rights, democracy and the supremacy of law violations, regret the restriction of the liberty of mass media and are urging to release political prisoners, stop repressions and start a dialogue with the opposition.
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“The civil society participants of the Eastern Partnership Conference express their continuing concern about the worsening problem of ongoing human rights, democracy and the supremacy of law violations, regret the restriction of the liberty of mass media and are urging to release political prisoners, stop repressions and start a dialogue with the opposition.
Read more: http://ping.fm/HP0rY
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