Antifake / Factcheck
The ONT TV channel guest suggested that Minsk could take advantage of the situation in the fertilizer market.
Both entities are owned by a businessman from Belarus.
The ONT TV channel guest suggested that Minsk could take advantage of the situation in the fertilizer market.
The businessman talked about his wife, his detention and new plants after the confiscation of Amkodor — and we fact-checked his claims.
There is an ambition to become a nuclear, spacefaring, and biotechnology power.
Lukashenko raises concerns about combat readiness and calls on medical professionals to work as long as necessary.
Vibe diplomacy, Belarus-style. What was agreed upon in Pyongyang.
We regret to inform you that this is the final edition of “News” in its current format.
Alexander Lukashenko has prepared advice for Donald Trump.
We examine the leading theories behind why Alexander Lukashenko did not make time to travel to Washington.
...and how it is connected to Aleksandr Lukashenko’s personal tennis coach.
Lukashenko’s associate kept the profits, while the state was left with a loss-making holding company and a billion-ruble debt.
… and re-export Russian gasoline under the guise of solvents and diluents.
Despite tightened restrictions and the publication of investigations into the matter, the scheme remains in effect.
This is a tool that appeared as a result of the work of our Anti-Fake Project. In it you can see more than 800 examples of fakes collected by us since 2021, which were either distributed in Belarusian media or related to Belarus.
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