Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka says his country will never be part of the Russian Federation.
After a Russian blogger exposed a young Belarusian for playing a disgruntled Ukrainian in a Russian state TV report criticizing Euromaidan, the man came forward and confessed to a "monstrous mistake."
Mikhail Zhyzneuski, who was shot dead during the Euromaidan protests of 2014, is considered a hero in Ukraine. But in his home city of Homel in Belarus, his grave has been vandalized and his family say they have been treated as pariahs.
Two Belarusian activists have been fined for mocking a statue of a tsarist-era policeman in Minsk.
A Belarusian man is creating a free digital index of the country's largest cemetery in the western city of Hrodna to help people track down their ancestors. He has previously helped Americans trace their ancestors' graves in Belarus and put them in touch with living relatives.
Belarus has executed two convicted murderers, the human rights group Vyasna (Spring) said, prompting the European Union to redouble its calls for President Alyaksandr Lukashenka's government to impose a moratorium on capital punishment.
Four Belarusian women -- moved to action by a student's coerced apology to a bronze memorial -- have cuddled and kissed a statue dedicated to the police.
Police in Belarus made a boy apologize on video for slapping a statue of a policeman. When people responded by recording themselves kissing it, how would police react?
A Belarusian youth, caught on camera slapping a statue of a police officer in Minsk, has been forced to apologize.
The press secretary of an opposition party in Belarus, a Russian citizen, says she has been ordered to leave the country.
At least one person was injured after the ceiling of a shopping mall collapsed in the center of Belarus's capital, Minsk, on November 12.
Belarusian authorities have charged the chief editor of the BelaPAN private news agency and the editor of the independent online news portal Tut.by with illegally obtaining information via the Internet from the state-run BelTA news agency.
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