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Belarusian Amkodor to rack up vehicle sales in Ukraine
In his words, the company intends to achieve ambitious goals in Ukraine in the future. “We intend to double our trade volume this year. Next year we intend to triple and quadruple it,” stated Valery Ivankovich. …read more Source:...
Belarus, Ukraine to consider offers on mutual electric power supplies
“The sides discussed the expansion of mutually beneficial cooperation between Ukrainian and Belarusian electric companies and service providers, confirmed their readiness to promptly consider the offers on the mutual supplies of electric power, provide mutual assistance in emergencies, and work on new avenues of collaboration. …read more...
Belarus president off to Ukraine on official visit
On 21 July Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko is expected to meet with Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko. One-on-one negotiations will be held as well as expanded-participation talks. …read more Source:...
Students from 15 countries gather in Belarus for law summer camp
The camp has brought together university students from 15 countries (USA, Canada, India, Pakistan, Georgia, Brazil, Ukraine, Russia, and other CIS countries) who will enhance their knowledge, exchange experience, and discuss the legal aspects of rapidly developing information technologies. …read more Source:...
The collapse of Cyprus reunification talks: Imposition of sanctions against Turkey is long overdue
By Constantine Tzanos, Contributor Nuclear engineer, PhD* July 7, 2017, marked the failure of another effort to solve the over 40-year-old problem of the division of Cyprus. Turkey, in defiance of the international law, refused to terminate its military occupation of Northern Cyprus. In 1960, Cyprus was granted independence from British rule...
Belkommunmash to take part in tender to supply 100+ vehicles to Ukraine
“Our product range has been refreshed almost 100%. We got down to active work last year. There are plans in some regions to partake in the tenders to supply another hundred units of equipment,” the director general said. …read more Source:...
‘Looking for Lenin’: The search for fallen Soviet statues in Ukraine
For decades of Soviet empire, statues of founding father Vladimir Lenin presided triumphantly over city squares and parks. When the USSR collapsed in 1990, thousands of Lenin statues remained on their pedestals, 5,500 of them in Ukraine alone. Today, not a single one remains standing in Ukraine. The story of what happened to these statues is the...
Russia “used Kosovo to legitimize Crimea move”
Moscow, “striving to justify its intervention in the territory of Ukraine” has been using political narratives about “the so-called precedent of Kosovo.”This is assessed in an analysis of the Department of International Relations and European Integration at the National University of Political Studies and Public...
Contracts worth over $40m to be signed during Belarusian-Ukrainian Business Forum
The bilateral trade and economic cooperation has been developing rapidly as evidenced by contacts at the level of governments and the heads of state. The trade totaled $3.8 billion in 2016, with the Belarusian export to Ukraine amounting to $2.8 billion. …read more Source:...
Estonia, EU to help Ukraine implement secure data exchange
Estonia and the European Union are to help Ukraine implement a secure data exchange solution, which will enable fast and quality rendering of public services, informs LETA/BNS. …read more Source: The Baltic...
