Belarus News
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Female activists from Ukranian FEMA claim that they were kidnapped by the Belarusian KGB on Monday following a topless protest against the regime of the Belarusian president.
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Long hair and competitive sports do not mix. Ask Andre Agassi, who claims the insecure attachment of a lion mane-style wig distracted him during the final at the French Open in 1990, costing him the title.
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With Washington imposing new sanctions as punishment for a crackdown on government opponents, Belarus is to suspend an agreement to give up its supply of highly enriched uranium.
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Alexander Lukashenko, President of Belarus and close buddy of Muammar Gaddafi, looks to be facing the beginnings of his own revolution.
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Belarus police have released many of the protesters that were detained during an unauthorized rally against President Alexander Lukashenko.
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Alexander Lukashenko was re-elected for a fourth term as president in Belarus in an election which was followed by accusations of vote rigging, protests, injuries and arrests.
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Brest -
Police in western Belarus have detained three teenagers who are accused of vandalising a Polish cemetery in the town of Brest on the night of August 25.
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Minsk -
The government of Belarus threatened that it would cut off Russian oil and gas supplies to Europe if the Russian energy giant Gazprom didn't pay its $260 million debt but the company has denied that it owes such money.
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Bishkek -
Prosecutors for the interim government ordered the extradition of former Kyrgyzstan President Kurmanbek Bakiyev on Tuesday but the Belarus President says they will not extradite the "legitimate President."
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Berlin -
Aleksander Milinkevich, leader of the opposition during the 2006 Belorussian presidential elections and candidate for the next election, sat down with me to talk about politics and why he is a glimmer of hope for Belarus.
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Belarus Headlines
The EU is to recall its ambassadors to Belarus after Minsk expelled the bloc's representative and the Polish envoy in protest over new sanctions.
 Two men convicted of carrying out a deadly subway bombing last year in Belarus's capital have been executed, drawing strong condemnation from activists and the European Union.
A new law in Belarus restricts access to foreign websites and forces internet clubs and cafes to report users visiting sites registered abroad.
Belarus executes two men convicted of a metro bombing in Minsk in April which killed 15 people, drawing EU condemnation.
The EU's foreign affairs chief welcomes the early release of two dissidents in Belarus but urges Minsk to free "all other remaining political prisoners".
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Children born in the region are said to have a higher rate of birth defects and retardation because of Chernobyl, a belief supported by many, but not all in the scientific community.
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