December 2024
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BelPol: the number of residents of Belarus is less than 8.8 million people
The association of former security forces BelPol found out that less than 8.8 million people now live in Belarus.
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A group “For a Democratic Belarus” has been created in the Lithuanian Seimas
An inter-factional parliamentary group “For a Democratic Belarus” has been established in the Lithuanian Seimas.
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The ban on the import of certain goods from “unfriendly countries” to Belarus has been extended
Belarus continues to ban the import of certain goods from “unfriendly countries.” These “counter-sanctions” will be in effect until December 31, 2025.
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The city calendar for 2025 with WidziMisi has published in Bialystok
Bialystok has published a city calendar for 2025. This time, the heroes of the calendar were Lukasz Leoniuk’s WidziMisi.
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Control over the issuance of the “Pole Card” has been strengthened in Poland
Poland has issued almost 9,000 “Pole Cards” for Belarusians this year, the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs reports.
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Priest Akalatovich is sentenced to 11 years in a penal colony for “treason against the state”
The rector of the church in Valozhyn, Henryk Akalatovich, pleaded not guilty.
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A showcase Christmas tree with books by Belarusian classics has been created in Lida
An unusual art object has appeared in Lida (Grodna region) – a showcase Christmas tree decorated with books by Belarusian classics.
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Poland will increase payments for foreigners with international protection
Starting from January 1, payments for foreigners with international protection participating in the Individual Integration Program (IPI) will increase in Poland.
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The Belarusian language will enjoy state support in Ukraine
Taras Melnichuk, a representative of the Cabinet of Ministers in the Ukrainian Parliament, said that the Belarusian language remains on the list of languages that are subject to the norms of the European Charter of Regional or Minority Languages in…
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Belarus is flooded with Russian tourists
The absence of a language barrier, the relative “europeanness” of cities and an acceptable level of service. Belarus is becoming more and more attractive for Russian tourists.
