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19.07.2010, 17:46
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Belarus’s President has said he will not throw mud at Moscow in response to Russian TV documentaries which portrayed Aleksandr Lukashenko as a fierce dictator and alleged he could be behind kidnappings.
05.10.2010, 15:20
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The Belarusian opposition has welcomed President Medvedev’s criticism of Lukashenko and vowed to make Moscow’s position heard in Strasburg, where the pre-election situation in the ex-Soviet republic is being discussed.
06.10.2010, 20:11
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The State Duma has supported the Russian president’s assessment of the current situation in relations between Moscow and Minsk.
04.10.2010, 17:14
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The tension between Moscow and Minsk has reached a new level after Dmitry Medvedev criticized in his video blog Aleksandr Lukashenko’s “anti-Russian rhetoric”.
10.09.2009, 14:20
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A technological revolution, strong civil society, efficient parliament and reformed judicial system are the key components for a prosperous, powerful and free Russia, as outlined in Dmitry Medvedev’s program document.
24.12.2009, 13:21
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On December 24th, 12:00 [09:00 GMT] President Dmitry Medvedev delivered a speech about the events of the year 2009 live on Russia's largest TV Channels.
24.07.2009, 00:18
Belarusian authorities have advised their citizens to remember Georgia’s laws while visiting Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Does it mean Minsk will not recognize the independence of the two republics?
27.07.2010, 16:32
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Modernization is not just a conversion to an innovation economy, but requires fighting corruption, decreasing administrative barriers and the development of fair competition, President Dmitry Medvedev has said.
23.07.2010, 15:14
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Analysts predict a new stage of a media war between Moscow and Minsk after three Belarusian opposition politicians met with the Russian finance minister and deputies of the parliament.
21.10.2010, 18:30
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As the Belarusian opposition considers uniting before the presidential election, Aleksandr Lukashenko has said that disagreements with Russia will be overcome.
Published: 14 October, 2010, 14:29
Edited: 20 October, 2010, 18:09
Mending ties between the Russian and Belarusian leaderships is possible, but Minsk should not try to discredit relations with Moscow, the Kremlin’s chief of staff has said.
What kind of Union State is Russia building with Belarus? "What is yours is mine", presumably. "Moscow not indifferent to choice of Belarusian voters" - of course not, otherwise why to portray the Belarusian president as an alleged tyrant, murderer, thief and mentally unstable in the series of Russian TV production? By all of the domestic and international standards of cooperation and alliance, this "Union" is so tarnished by the latest insults in addition to its existing inadequacies that it is not worth mentioning outside of Russia.