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Belarus of My Dream / Third Way

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To the New Opposition / Civil Society

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Belarusian and Gaelic: Two Languages At Stake / Culture

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Toponymy in Belarus: Where Lenin is Still Alive / History

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Exhibition "Art against dictatorship" in the Estonian parliament
06/12/2008 - 09:17
On June 11 in the Estonian parliament an exhibition of Belarusian artists "Art against dictatorship" began. The authors of the exhibition are not only such famous Belarusian artists like Ales Marachkin and Ales Shaternik, who have been persecuted by the Belarusian authorities for their views. Their works are exhibited in Tretyakovsky gallery and the White House. There are also young artists, who think differently, than the current Belarusian regime wants them to, who want to have not only the freedom of work, but freedom of life in their country.
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Nothing Personal - Just Business. A look at politics in Belarusian workplace
12/20/2006 - 18:57 / Ivan Lenin
When a visitor arrives in Minsk, it doesn't seem too much different from other post-soviet capitals: you see neon advertising, McDonald's, and Audis and BMWs alongside Russian Ladas. On state-run TV and newspapers, there are mentions of a political opposition, and it seems like there is a democratic process in the country. Capitalism and democracy have made their way to the capital of Belarus. Or have they?
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