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Dzmitry Hurnievic

Dzmitry Hurnievic is a correspondent in Prague for RFE/RL's Belarus Service. He graduated from the Institute of Media Education and Journalism of the Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Warsaw. He worked for Polish Radio (2006-2016) and Belsat TV (2007-2016). He has been with RFE/RL since 2016.

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December 10, 2022
What Kids Learn In Minsk's 'Patriotic' Clubs: Loyalty To Lukashenka, That 'Belarusians Are Russians,' And How To Assemble A Machine Gun

Belarusian authorities have begun to take "military-patriotic" education more seriously. Summer camps are organized by military units, and military-patriotic clubs have been created for schoolchildren. And a new position has been introduced in schools this year: the military-patriotic educator.
August 08, 2022
Upheaval In Belarus: How The Opposition Rocked Lukashenka's Regime In 2020 And How The Strongman Struck Back

Two years after a presidential election brought Belarus to the brink of revolution, RFE/RL’s Belarus Service has launched a deep-digging podcast series that provides stark insights into the state clampdown that staved off the challenge from an unprecedented democratic opposition movement.
June 15, 2022
Anne Applebaum: 'Positive Future For Region' Depends On Russian Defeat In Ukraine

Accelerating Western aid to Ukraine could bring a quicker end to Russia's invasion, Pulitzer Prize-winning U.S. historian Anne Applebaum said in an interview with RFE/RL's Belarus Service.
January 29, 2022
'A Serious Blow': Ex-Railways Worker Says Belarus Is Downplaying Cyberattack

A cybersecurity expert said a ransomware attack against the Belarus state railway could be the first time a nonstate actor has used the tactic to make a political point.
October 17, 2018
Belarusian Priest Suspended For Facebook Photos, Amid Orthodox Schism

A Minsk priest has been suspended by the Belarusian Orthodox Church for posting photos of Russian Patriarch Kirill's extensive security detail during his visit to Minsk.

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