October 2024
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A pro-Russian journalist Alekseev escaped from Latvia to Belarus
Latvian journalist Yuri Alekseev, who adheres to pro-Russian views, escaped from Riga to Belarus.
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The “Bardic Autumn 2024” ended in Podlasie
The 29th Bardic Autumn Festival ended in Bialystok with a viewing and discussion of the documentary “to stay in the time that has passed” about the poet from Bielsk Podlaski – Nadzieja Artymowicz.
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A book about the salvation of Jews by the Polish clergy was presented in Bialystok
A lecture and presentation of a book by Priest Tadeusz Kragel entitled “The salvation of Jews by Polish clergy during World War II” took place at the Archdiocese Archive and Museum in Bialystok.
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Podlasie’s Suprasl is on the list of tourist hits of the world
Suprasl is the only city in Podlasie and one of the five cities in Poland that were among the tourist hits of next year’s “Best of The World 2025”, prepared by National Geographic.
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ABW: Russian sabotage is an increasing problem in Poland
This year, the Polish services responsible for the internal security of the state have recorded the intensification of sabotage activities against the Republic of Poland and the member states of the European Union and NATO.
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Unemployment in Belarus is decreasing, and the number of vacancies is growing
The National Statistical Committee of Belarus (Belstat) reported an increase in employment in the country.
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An opera singer from Belarus made his debut on the most prestigious New York stage
Pavel Valuzhin, a native of Radashkovichy, made his debut at the Metropolitan Opera in New York, one of the most prestigious theaters in the world.
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Centers of the integration of foreigners will be created in Poland
About fifty centers of the integration of foreigners will be created in different regions of Poland.
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Michal Androsiuk’s book “Żubr i inne opowiadania” was presented in Bialystok
On October 22, the presentation of the book by Michal Androsiuk ”Żubr i inne opowiadania” took place in Bialystok.
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Belarusians create a “Krywija” squad in Poland
Belarusian reenactors living in Bialystok took part in a large festival on the Early Middle Ages.
