-
The founder and curator of the Museum of Jewish Resistance in Novogrudok, Tamara Vershitskaya, met with Charles Kushner, a US billionaire and in-law of US President Donald Trump, in January in New York. Now she is talking about this meeting and how the family of the American billionaire keeps the memory of Belarus.
-
In Minsk, at Svabody Square, 11 Swiss Embassy was opened. Before that, only a representative office of this country worked in Belarus. The head of the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign AffairsIgnazio Cassis flew to the Belarusian capital for the opening ceremony. Together with him the embassy was opened by the head of the Belarusian Foreign Ministry Vladimir Makei.
-
-
-
-
Since Karen Stewart left that post in March 2008, the U.S. diplomatic mission to Belarus has been head by a Chargé d’Affaires. For a little over a year, Jenifer Moore has been working in this position, representing the U.S. government and its interests here. Now she speaks about the expected arrival of a new ambassador, the high cost of American visas, what she expects from Belarusian parliamentary elections, and what she does in addition to her work.
-
-
-
-
-
The founder and curator of the Museum of Jewish Resistance in Novogrudok, Tamara Vershitskaya, met with Charles Kushner, a US billionaire and in-law of US President Donald Trump, in January in New York. Now she is talking about this meeting and how the family of the American billionaire keeps the memory of Belarus.
-
In Minsk, at Svabody Square, 11 Swiss Embassy was opened. Before that, only a representative office of this country worked in Belarus. The head of the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign AffairsIgnazio Cassis flew to the Belarusian capital for the opening ceremony. Together with him the embassy was opened by the head of the Belarusian Foreign Ministry Vladimir Makei.
-
-
-
-
Low cost carriers have revolutionized world of international travel but this revolution is yet to come to Belarus. High rates that Belarusian airports charge budget airlines prevents the latter from flying to this country. But situation may change really soon after the government has decided to pay more attention to the issue.
-
-
Ekaterina Siniuk is the head of IMENA, a media platform and NGO launched two years ago in Belarus, to address social issues affecting citizens throughout the country. In this interview with Euronews reporter Valérie Gauriat, Ekaterina Siniuk explains why and how IMENA, which operates exclusively through crowdfunding, can make a change for those who have long been neglected by the State.
-
Belarus - ExpatReporter.com 2018 -2020