Belarusians and “rainy day”. How they cope with a crisis.
B for Belarus #18 (2020-4-15) expert talk about Belarus with Vladimir Baranich and Yaroslav Romanchuk
Experienced Attitude. Truth is might.
Belarusians and “rainy day”. How they cope with a crisis.
B for Belarus #18 (2020-4-15) expert talk about Belarus with Vladimir Baranich and Yaroslav Romanchuk
BYN-roubel, US dollar, euro and other kinds of money and their substitutes
B for Belarus #15 (2020-3-11) expert talk about Belarus with Vladimir Baranich and Yaroslav Romanchuk
February 23, March 8, May 1 and November 7. They are still in the calendar but today they are celebrated differently than in the Soviet Union.
B for Belarus #15 (2020-2-26) expert talk about Belarus with Vladimir Baranich and Yaroslav Romanchuk
B for Belarus #14 (2020-2-12) expert talk about Belarus with Vladimir Baranich and Yaroslav Romanchuk
At first glance, the answer is simple – of course they are. There are flight connections, five land borders with almost visa-free enter into the country. However, we tried to look deeper at the topic.
15th International Art and Graphics Contest and the 5th International Cartoon and Film-Strip Contest “In My Homeland” took place near Minsk in Smalyavichy city. The contest was Organized by the “Green Cross Belarus” with the support of the Green Cross International.
Continue reading “International contest of kid’s drawings backstage 🎥”
B for Belarus #12 (January 15, 2020) expert talk about Belarus with Vladimir Baranich and Yaroslav Romanchuk
Continue reading “Women in Belarus. Who wears trousers in the Belarusian family? 🎙”
A collection of videos about Belarus on the Youtube channel Irish Partizan by Niall Doherty, Irish living in Minsk.
Continue reading “Belarus through the eyes of an Irishman 🎥”
B for Belarus #11 (2019-12-18) expert talk about Belarus with Vladimir Baranich and Yaroslav Romanchuk
Continue reading “Belarusians law abiding people? What “rule of law” looks like in Belarus 🎙”
After Soviet communists abolished God and replaced Christmas with a New Year, this is a major holiday in mostly (by culture and superstition) ‘Christian’ Orthodox Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine. In spite of mass revival of that religion, old Soviet worship of Dedushka Frost (who replaced Saint Nicholas) remains unshaken and much stronger than en-masse proclaimed faith: Orthodox Christmas is on 7th of January, and it is preceded by the most strict Nativity Fasting, while the New Year has always been (since the Soviet times) big time Feasting. In spite of no frost and no snow, Dedushka Frost is being made happy with bountiful New Year offerings.
Continue reading “Power of worship – 956 kW for Dedushka Frost in Minsk 📷”