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Iran to Help Lukashenko Construct First Nuclear Plant 02/08/2007 - 19:13 / kommersant.comFeb. 08, 2007Print | E-mail | Home Iran to Help Lukashenko Construct First Nuclear Plant
Iran stands ready to help Belarus construct its first nuclear power plant. At the same time, in Tehran, they think Belarus able to independently implement the project, Iran’s Ambassador to Minsk Abdulhamid Fekri said Wednesday as quoted by Telegraf.by.
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The Batka Stoops to Blackmail 02/08/2007 - 19:09 / Sergey StrokanWith his characteristic candor and directness, President Lukashenko has suggested to his Russian colleague that they compare lists of grievances to see whose list is longer. The Belarussian side is trying feverishly to remember what else should be included in the bill that is about to be presented to Russia so that the relationship between the two countries no longer looks like the relationship between a breadwinner and a dependent. It isn't hard to guess that in the near future we will be witnessing some engrossing haggling, which for a galled Minsk will be an attempt to settle the score. Or at least the appearance of such an attempt, which will allow the "batka" to demonstrate his ability to land a punch.
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Belarus to get $50 mln by raising tariffs on Russian oil transit 02/08/2007 - 18:52 / ITAR-TASSBelarus will get 50 million US dollars additionally every year by raising tariffs on transit of Russian oil across its territory. This figure was quoted by director of the Gomeltransneft Druzhba enterprise Alexei Kostyuchenko, speaking at a news conference on Wednesday.
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World: CPJ Reports On State Of Media Freedoms 02/08/2007 - 17:01 / Radio LibertyActivists with the New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) have given a bleak assessment of the state of the media in most of the former Soviet Union. But they added there are reasons for optimism.
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Alyaksandr Milinkevich to Meet European Parliament Deputies 02/08/2007 - 16:51 / charter97.orgToday, February 8, Alyaksandr Milinkevich starts his one-day visit to Brussels. In the framework of the Study day on Belarus in the European Parliament in Brussels organized by the European People’s Party (the EPP-ED Group), the leader of the united democratic forces is to have a number of important meetings and talks with the leadership of the European parliament.
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Belarus Mulls Privatization Programs 02/08/2007 - 08:19 / The Moscow TimesMINSK -- Belarus' government will overcome difficulties linked to steep increases in the price of Russian gas and oil by proceeding with a cautious program of privatization, a top government official said.
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Belarusian and Gaelic: Two Languages At Stake 02/08/2007 - 07:40 / http://www.guardian.co.uk/g2/story/0,,1983434,00.html#article_continueThe situation with the Belarusian language in Belarus is similar to the of Gaelic language in Ireland. After a hundred years of Polonisation in the late Polish-Litvin Commonwealth followed by two hundred years of Russification in the Russian Empire and the USSR, Belarusian is no longer spoken at home by a vast majority of Belarusians. Speaking Belarusian in Belarus has become a sign of protest and a political issue as it is the anti-Lukashist opposition and the repressed civil society who are left as the real advocates of the national language.
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