News
Authorities asked to restore access to website of Russian newspaper’s Belarusian edition
Fresh criminal case opened against ТУТ.бай journalists, executives
No release for Komsomolskaya Pravda journalist after initial 72-hour detention
Hienadź Mažejka, a reporter for the Belarus version of the Russian newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda, was not released after the expiry of his initial 72-hour detention on October 5.
Editorial office of regional newspaper “Hantsavitski chas” searched
The editorial office of the Hantsavitski chas newspaper has been searched, devices have been seized.
The office survived searches in July 2021 and December 2020.
Komsomolskaya Pravda journalist’s arrest cannot be supported if related to his work, Kremlin spokesperson says
Authorities extend detention of sports journalist Aliaksandr Ivulin
Russian Union of Journalists demands release of Komsomolskaya Pravda journalist in Belarus
Russia’s Komsomolskaya Pravda to send its envoy to Minsk following arrest of its journalist
Komsomolskaya Pravda will send its envoy to Minsk on October 4 in connection with the arrest of its journalist Hienadź Mažejka, the Russian newspaper reported with reference to its editor in chief, Vladimir Sungorkin.
Editor in chief of Russian newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda describes situation regarding its Belarus version as arbitrariness
Moscow says it expects Belarus to respect rights of detained Komsomolskaya Pravda journalist
Newspaper reports arrest of its journalist who wrote article about deadly KGB raid
Blocking of website of Russian newspaper’s Belarus version angers Kremlin
The Kremlin has condemned the Belarusian government’s move to block access to the website of a Russian newspaper’s Belarus version over an interview with a former classmate of a Minsk man killed by Committee for State Security (KGB) officers during a raid on his apartment.
Information ministry reproaches state newspaper over controversial cartoon that angered Catholic Church
Editor in chief of Russian newspaper criticizes blocking of website of its Belarus version
The editor in chief of Russia’s Komsomolskaya Pravda has criticized the Belarusian authorities’ move to block the website of the popular newspaper’s Belarus edition over an interview with a former classmate of a Minsk man who was killed during Tuesday’s raid by Committee for State Security (KGB) officers on his apartment.
Information ministry accuses newspaper of producing content threatening national security
The website of the Belarus version of Russia’s newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda has been blocked over content that may create “sources of threats to national security” by artificially stirring up tension and conflict between the public and the government, the information ministry said on Wednesday.
Every day send to your mailbox: actual offers (grants, vacancies, competitions, scholarships), announcements of events (lectures, performances, presentations, press conferences) and good content.