Economy

As early as April 4, the Volgograd oil refinery Lukoil recorded harmful impurities.

The Belarusian economy is suffering losses due to Russia’s oil tax maneuver.

Belarus seeks to compensate for losses incurred by the contaminated oil from Russia by raising the oil transit fees.

First Deputy Prime Minister Alyaksandr Turchyn believes it is possible.

Russian DPM Dmitry Kozak says Belarus has to move forward with deeper integration with Moscow before getting natural gas benefits.

"MAZ has to pay $278 per thousand cubic meters of gas, and KAMAZ has to pay $65. We need to level the field, said Syamashka

The 11 billion mark was passed in November last year.

Belarus has spent unexpectedly a lot of public funds for the organization of the 2nd European Games 2019 in Minsk.

Belneftekhim Deputy CEO Svyatlana Huryna reveals the losses that Belarus' economy has suffered in the first five months of 2019.