Byelorussian

* The Byelorussian S-125-2ТM PECHORA-2TM ADMS is designed to fight modern and prospective aerial attack assets in complex jamming environment.

Baku will host Azerbaijan-Belarus business meeting within the framework of the visit of a Byelorussian delegation to Azerbaijan on December 7, the Azerbaijani Export and Investment Promotion Foundation (AZPROMO) reported.

A delegation of the OJSC Byelorussian Steel Works met with officials of the General Organization for Import and Export Control (GOEIC) on bilateral cooperation, the ambassador told MENA.

The other companies, EY identified for sharing the same address with Balec and Tredwell, were Maribo Group Ltd, Paramia Ltd, GloBalance Group, Osborn Holdings Inc (all operating from Russia with Russian UBOs) and Sunhouse Consulting (operating from Belarus with a Byelorussian UBO).

Doctor of Science (biochemistry), Byelorussian State University (Minsk, Byelorussia), 1980.

Moore enriched the memoir by weaving anecdotes and stories into the manuscript, whose trajectory crosses Polish, Lithuanian, Byelorussian, and Russian World War II history.

The old fashioned meeting rooms were empty while halls and corridors were full of people who had come to visit the "bazaar," a kind of food fair with crafts from all over the world and where each "nation" had a stand presenting and selling anything from Sudanese sweets to Byelorussian musical instruments and Chinese tea.

Kocharyan said after a meeting with his Byelorussian counterpart in Minsk on Tuesday.

On 19 September 1991, the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic informed the United Nations that it had changed its name to Belarus.

Scornful of the Polish state's feeble efforts to drain the fetid marshes and replace their Ukrainian, Byelorussian and Jewish populations with more solid Polish settlers, the Danzig-based Prussian geographer, Martin Burgener, characterised the region as 'dead space' (1939) awaiting revitalisation through Germanisation.

Milosz spent his youth and his university years in Vilnius, a baroque and cosmopolitan city, whose population mostly spoke Polish and Yiddish, but also Lithuanian, Byelorussian, and Russian.

Litvinenko, who called Putin a "Russian dictator" and accused him of ordering her husband's murder, said that she could see "no logic or consistency" in banning Alexander Lukashenko, the Byelorussian president dubbed "Europe's last dictator", from Britain but allowing Putin to visit.