Officials

Prime Minister Mkhail Myasnikovich says government officials are to blame for the lack of progress in economic development of Belarus.

60-year-old Leanid Anfimau, born in the Vladimir region of Russia, becomes in charge of Belarus' State Control Committee.

Influential Natallia Pyatkevich quits the job as an aide to President Lukashenka "at mutual consent of the sides."

It will be broadcast on Friday, October 3.

Vadzim Dzeviatouski was backed by 62 delegates against only 1 absentee (himself) with no one voting against.

Mikalai Ladutska will answer questions between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.

The Council of Ministers' spokesperson explained what exactly Vice PM Piotr Prakapovich meant about VAT.

Only three tenders for the purchase of ambulances were announced in the same period.

Special gift for Belarusian leader was handcrafted by Volga from Baranavichy.