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Lukashenko praised Belarusian media workers for shaping the nation’s image and wished them success.

Belarusian PM visited Azerbaijan, signed deals, secured contracts, toured projects, and donated aid for reconstruction.

Belarus has seen over 67,500 visa-free visitors from 38 European countries since January 2025, primarily from neighboring Lithuania, Latvia, and Poland. The visa-waiver program is extended until end of 2025.

Belarus and Azerbaijan have agreed to jointly produce military products, building upon their strategic military-technical cooperation.

Turchin and Aliyev discussed strengthening Belarus-Azerbaijan economic ties, focusing on joint production ventures.

A monument to commemorate soldiers and partisans who perished during the Great Patriotic War was reopened after the reconstruction in the village of Paulie, Ushachi District of Vitebsk Oblast, BelTA has learned.

Meeting the energy needs of the EAEU member states is the priority and the basis of the emerging common market of oil and petroleum products. The common market to be launched in 2027 is about energy security, equal access to resources and economic benefits, Deputy Chairman of the Belarusian State Concern for Oil and Chemistry Belneftekhim Vladimir Sizov said in an interview with the First News TV channel, BelTA informs.

Belarus and Azerbaijan enjoy the time-tested strategic partnership, Belarusian Prime Minister Aleksandr Turchin said during the talks with Prime Minister Ali Asadov of Azerbaijan in Baku on 5 May, BelTA learned.

In the run-up to marking the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko conferred state awards on distinguished representatives of various sectors, BelTA has learned.

Lukashenko congratulated Belarus on Print Media Day, commending journalists for their dedication and expressing confidence in the press’s continued success and relevance.