Youth leader Artur Finkevich told a shocking story to journalists. He was beaten by known people and taken away to Valozhyn.

Activities of Belarusian "deputies" and "senators" in 2009 are to cost Belarusian tax payers more than in 2008.

Ian Simpson QC Retired sheriff

Fergus McNeill Professor of criminology and social work at Glasgow University

Nazi hurting over cake banA DESSERT-based Nazi hate storm baked up in the US this week. The father of three-year-old Adolf Hitler Campbell kicked up a fuss after his req

IT IS almost exactly 20 years since I positioned the worn armchair directly in front of the television set in my parent's living room, placed a plateful of chicken and may

The MD and CEO of ICICI speaks on how life will change and the bank's strategy going forward.

IT'S that time of year again, the time when we look both forward and back, and when even the name of the month ahead recalls the two-faced Roman god Janus, looming over th

THE battle lines are being drawn, you can see the battalions forming: the SNP on the left bank of a cold, frosty rise of their choosing that gives a slight defensive advanta

DUNCAN MURRAY Litigation partner with law firm Morton Fraser, specialising in employment

Community payback sentences for persistent offenders would be a bold way to rethink the judicial system, but can they work, asks MICHAEL HOWIE

A Russian anti-submarine destroyer and two logistical warships docked in Cuba on Friday, a thumb-your-nose port call aimed at Washington in waters just 90 miles from Florida.

The relevant draft law (No. 2295) was approved by 367 votes; only 226 votes were required for its approval.

Yuschenko was speaking while opening a meeting of the coordinating council on preparation for the 2012 European soccer championship.

A total of 240 of required 226 deputies backed the Cabinet of Ministers' bill No.2473.

Pavlo Shysholin, the first deputy chairman of the State Border Service, said this at a briefing.

The parliament will also consider a draft law on association of local self-government organs and imposition of a moratorium on closure of educational institutions in rural areas.

Alyaksandr Lukashenka tried to speak about liberalization in an interview to official mass media, but returned to usual threats and insults. However, insults to, for instance, the US, didn't prevent him from saying he had asked for a loan of

Alyaksandr Lukashenka "has never inflicted himself on anybody, and is in no habit to angle for meetings with somebody," Stated the spokesperson of the Belarusian leader.

A group of influential US lawmakers has sent a letter to the Belarusian government today with a call to release the US citizen Emanuel Zeltser who is serving three-year term in Belarus.