Politics

Students from several colleges and universities in the Belarusian capital began a solidarity march on the morning of September 1.

This was reported by the journalism company Politico, referring to an internal document of the Health Department.

Sergey Lavrov said that accusation of unwillingness to investigate the situation with opposition politician is a lie.

“He’s a weak person. He’s controlled like a puppet,” the head of state said about his opponent.

“Registration documents will be submitted in the near future. We will unite and will be even stronger,” Maria Kalesnikava said.

Earlier, Archbishop of Minsk and Mogilev Tadeusz Kondrusiewicz called on the country’s authorities to start a dialogue with society amid ongoing political protests.

“Her speeches are already scheduled at the meetings of the UN Security Council on September 4 and the PACE on September 8,” the press service of the politician reported.

Sanctions were imposed for rigging election and for violence at peaceful protests, the Latvian Foreign Ministry explained.

Over the weekend, demonstrators held several rallies in Berlin and tried to force through to the Reichstag.

“We need to ensure that the system is not centered by individuals, including Lukashenko,” the politician said.

In particular, the head of state criticized Democrat Mayor of Portland, Ted Wheeler for inaction.

Blocs For the Future of Montenegro, Peace is Our Nation, and In Black and White have announced intention to create a coalition government, receiving a majority of 41 votes in the 81-seat parliament.

The decision of the US authorities to impose sanctions on three Russian research institutes is considered “blatant” by diplomats.

President informed that he has already instructed the government to submit a proposal to reorient all trade flows from Lithuanian ports to others.

“The goal, as before, is to have good relations with Russia,” the Chancellor said.