Belarus' President Alexander Lukashenko met with a US envoy in Minsk, eyeing improved relations with the West. Despite ...

The film Dead to Rights revisits this historical period and tells the story of how local residents of Nanjing risked everything to preserve the negatives documenting the atrocities of the Japanese ...

U.S. envoy John Coale, appointed by President Trump, engaged in negotiations with Belarusian President Lukashenko to release political prisoners. Previous talks led to the release of 52 prisoners, but ...

In Minsk, representatives of trade unions from 27 countries spoke out against sanctions during the international conference ...

Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, has been disappointed by the statement of German ex-Chancellor Angela Merkel, where she claimed that the Minsk agreements of 2014 enabled Ukraine to prepare ...

Ten years after Kyiv and Moscow first negotiated a ceasefire to end the fighting in Ukraine’s east, the two sides may once again find themselves around the negotiating table to reach a truce on the ...

Belarusian authorities have targeted several of the largest global crypto exchanges, making them unavailable in the country.

A delegation from Minsk National Airport led by Director General Vladimir Chereukhin, paid a working visit to the Minsk Automobile Plant ...

The Strongest Figure Skaters Cup is taking place at Chizhovka Arena, bringing together over 130 athletes from Belarus and Russia ...

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The so-called Minsk Accords are being promoted – by French President Emmanuel Macron, among others – as the only viable solution to the crisis created by Russia’s military buildup along Ukraine’s ...

The Minsk agreements or Minsk protocol was signed in 2014 and 2015. Even though it is unimplemented, some believe it could have prevented Ukraine's invasion by Russia. Moscow: Not long before Russia ...