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The usurper is anxious about Biden s upcoming meeting with Putin.
The current meeting in Sochi is interesting because it took place against the background of another weakening of Lukashenka s position due to the harsh pressure of the West, writes Nezavisimaya Gazeta.
After the incident with the forced landing of an airplane, belonging to a European country, flying from one European country to another only to detain a 26-year-old journalist and blogger with his 23-year-old girlfriend, most European countries have stopped air communication with Belarus. The EU is actively discussing the fourth package of sanctions. As follows from the statements, they may be serious economic sanctions, hitting sensitive positions.
medallist Aliaksandra Herasimenia; Executive Director of the Foundation Alexander
Anatoly Kotov; and Vadim Krivosheev, in charge for youth policy and sports in the National Anti-Crisis Management. The press conference will take place on
Wednesday, April 7
The event will focus on the following issues:
1. The absurdity of the criminal case initiated by the Investigative Committee of Belarus against Aliaksandra Herasimenia and Alexander Opeikin under the article Calls to commit other actions aimed at causing harm to the national security of the Republic of Belarus, committed using the media or the global computer network Internet ;
2. Refusal of the President of the European Cycling Union (L Union Européenne de Cyclisme, UEC) Enrico Della Casa to transfer the European Track Cycling Championship in 2021 from Belarus;
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The state budget is losing huge sums.
A strong image blow to the Belarusian regime - transferring the Ice Hockey World Championship - will have consequences. Now our country will certainly not be able to hold any serious competition.
The newspaper Belorusy i Rynok decided to figure out what else Belarusian fans can lose and how this will affect the state budget.
No one can give orders, not even the IOC
It became clear back in December that the probability of holding some of the world ice hockey champion matches in 2021 in Minsk (Latvia was elected as the second host country, the timing is from May 21 to June 6) tends to zero. Then the International Olympic Committee (IOC), which had been investigating the situation in Belarusian sports for several months, removed the executive committee members of the National Olympic Committee (NOC), headed by Aliaksandr Lukashenka, from participating in the Olympics. The reason was discrimination against athletes for politi