AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCitizenship Pressure on Exiles: Belarus state media is warning political emigrants they could lose citizenship under 2023 rules tied to “extremist” convictions abroad, with lawyers saying the campaign is meant to intimidate opponents. Diplomacy & Culture: Belarus’ deputy foreign minister Sergey Lukashevich met Mozambique’s ambassador in Minsk, while Belarus and Tajikistan discussed a roadmap for cultural cooperation through 2028. Minsk Transport & Utilities: Minsk plans new overpasses and road links to ease Partizanski Avenue traffic, and a gas pipeline was damaged on Lili Karastayanava Street during excavation; no injuries reported. Everyday Life in the Capital: A new QR-code forest information system is being rolled out nationwide, and a quirky Minsk Metro sign uses Bulgarian Cyrillic letters. Travel & Legal Risks: Spain raised visa-center service fees for Belarusians and warned processing could take up to 45 days; separately, a foreigner in Minsk faces up to five years for undeclared cash exceeding the limit. Media From Exile: Belsat editor Alina Koushyk says “journalism is not a crime” as Belarus and Russia label her a “terrorist.”
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