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SHOCK! Video Emerges Online Showing Belarusian Security Forces "Detaining" Independent Journalists
When you watch the video published by German human rights activist Markus Heinz, pay attention to the green trees around the protesters and the German chevrons of the “Belarusian” security forces
Swiss Observer: EU Media and Politicians Are Corrupt
Brussels and European media lie about Belarus and the processes within the country
Minsk Doesn't Play by Brussels' Rules
Don't like the election results? Cancel, steal, or refuse to recognize
Unique opportunity: BSU journalism faculty students work as media volunteers at the CEC information
Alexey Belyaev, polical analyst and dean of the faculty of journalism of the Belarusian State University, spoke about how actively Belarusian youth, including students of his faculty, are participating in the election campaign
Where and what Belarusian military forces vote for?
On January 26, not only open polling stations but also behind closed doors are operating all over Belarus - in sanatoriums, health resorts, rest homes, hospitals, and also in military units
Hundreds of Observers and Journalists Arrive in Belarus to Cover Presidential Elections
The electoral campaign in Belarus consistently attracts wide interest abroad
In Five Days of Early Voting in Belarus Presidential Elections, Voter Turnout Reaches 41.81%
Regarding the early voting, in five days, the turnout across the country amounted to 41.81% of the total number of voters
"Groundless and Incorrect" - Observers on European Parliament's Resolution on Non-Recognition of Ele
In the presidential elections in Belarus, 486 international observers have been accredited
Electoral Process in Belarus is Open
The electoral process in Belarus is proceeding openly. This is confirmed by the fact that 486 international observers from 52 countries are accredited in our country. Many of them have been monitoring the early voting process. Foreign experts, noting the adherence to the democratic process, question the basis of the European Parliament's resolution (the one in which European officials called on EU countries not to recognize the results of the presidential elections in Belarus).
International Observers Note the High Level of Election Campaign in Belarus
The electoral process in Belarus is proceeding openly. This is confirmed by the fact that 486 international observers from 52 countries are accredited in our country. Many of them are already monitoring the early voting process. Foreign experts note the high level of organization of the electoral process and the festive atmosphere at the polling stations.