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Lukashenka laughed at the rumours about his health problems during a visit to the Mahilou Region on August 1.

The first Belarusian textbook, employing Ilya Frank’s educational reading method, has been published in Moscow.

Indian American performance artist and LGBTQ rights activist Alok was not allowed into the country on national security concerns.

The state news agency reports that on 31 July Lukashenka received the head of Minsk Region Anatol Isachenka.

One third of the loans were taken for consumption needs, the remaining two thirds - for real estate and construction.

Lanavenka ‘was beaten’ for the first time for wearing a “DNR” T-shirt at the end of June, people sharing his ideas reported.

Belarus president's spokeswoman Natallia Eismant described the rumors as nonsense, stressing her boss had work meetings.

The police in Belarus plan to launch online registration for foreign visitors beginning from 2019.

Henadz Fiadynich and Ihar Komlik are accused of large-scale tax evasion.

Daniil Uritski living in Belarus is in fact Daniar Usenov, ex-PM wanted by Bishkek, the Kyrgyz MFA reports.

President Lukashenka signed Decree №292 on 24 July suspending visas and road tolls for the period of 2019 European Games.

27 August was marked as Belarus' Independence Day until mid-1990s.

Foreigners can stay in Belarus visa-free for 30 days. They must arrive and exit via the Minsk airport.

The driver started a fight with one of the Kurapaty defenders after the incident.

Russia also plans to ease the citizenship procedures for Ukrainians described as "mentally close to Russians."

The Interior Ministry has drafted a regulation that will allow foreigners to stay in Belarus without registration for 10 days.

The share of state-owned companies in this sector is around 8-9%.

Authorities react to the public and media frenzy over the destruction of grave stones at the Military Cemetery in central Minsk.

Minsk may have improved its stance in the talks with Brussels by having extended the visa-free program for the EU up to 30 days.

The Belarus president signs an edict to extend the visa-free program for foreign visitors from currently 5 to 30 days.