Widespread poverty and the prevailing backwardness that exists in Belarus presently only helps promote populism and, by extension, the tyranny that props the whole system up, writes Siarhei Bohdan.
12.07.2014 | 09:27
Belarus' gold and foreign exchange reserves in accordance with the International Monetary Fund’s standards) increased by $1,033.3 million in June to $6,426 million as of July 1.
09.07.2014 | 12:43
While individual entrepreneurs at the Eurasian area are working in unequal conditions, official Minsk is basically forcing them to cheat.
07.07.2014 | 08:36
Only Russia will benefit from the innovation in the work of the individual entrepreneurs in accordance with the Customs Union’s technical regulations: in Russia firms already sell accompanying forms.
03.07.2014 | 10:06
However, the authoritarian regime and large share of public enterprises in the economy worsen corruption problem in Belarus, and all president's efforts to reduce corruption have only limited results.
27.06.2014 | 11:04
Belarusan industries are very likely to be used for leverage in Russia-Belarus bargaining within the EEU, where Belarus seeks to get the most favorable gas and oil trade prices it possibly can.
25.06.2014 | 10:22
New Ukraine authorities by all means are aiming at having transparent market conditions for formation of gas prices formed by non-market methods.
21.06.2014 | 09:17
Reducing the inflation rate and hence inflation and devaluation expectations of the nation should be the key task in 2015, stated Belarusan Economy Minister Nikolai Snopkov at the session of the Counc
19.06.2014 | 11:23
Lack of qualified managers, workers, incentives to bring in a qualified work force, and basic infrastructure makes agriculture one of the least desirable fields of employment for Belarusan youth.
13.06.2014 | 12:09
Even though the financial situation in May was favourable for preventing the gold and currency reserves from shrinking, it is Belarus’ lending policy that jeopardizes national currency’s stability.
12.06.2014 | 10:01
Neither in its economic nor in its quality institutional and political characteristics Eurasian Union can become a counterbalance for the EU.
03.06.2014 | 08:48
The only way for the individual entrepreneurs to survive in Belarus is to get united into shopping pools; however, because of mentality of individual entrepreneurs this scenario is hardly possible.
30.05.2014 | 08:27
Although no new foreign investment was likely to come into the Belarusan economy, a new loan from Russia will enable Belarusan authorities to send off rough edges of the current economic situation.
26.05.2014 | 09:33
The attempts of Belarusan government to resolve the existing economic issues by temporary measures do not address the inherent drawbacks of the existing economic model, writes George Plaschinsky.
21.05.2014 | 10:20
During January-April of this year Belarus’ GDP increased in comparison with the same period of 2013, reaching 204 trillion 912.3 billion rubles.
20.05.2014 | 12:50
Though Minsk may well be making some gains from increased Eurasian integration, these gains will backfire in the longer term, writes Vadzim Smok.
19.05.2014 | 09:41
If the decree on regulation of entrepreneurial activity and realization of goods is signed, it will mean a catastrophe for the small business.
17.05.2014 | 09:26
In the report issued by the IMF it mentions tha likewise other neighbors Belarus would be severely affected by lower Russian growth inflicted by the Ukrainian crisis.
30.04.2014 | 10:04
The appointment of a liberal in the government doesn’t mean that the government’s policy will be liberal as the PM that "runs" it, writes Ryhor Astapenia.
06.04.2014 | 12:47
These economic shocks will deteriorate short-term prospects for Belarus, although the scope and scale of the negative impact is still not clear, writes Dzmitry Kruk.
03.04.2014 | 12:07
Anyway, it remains to be seen whether the economic authorities will be able to introduce a policy that the economy can sustain, writes Alexander Chubrik.
01.04.2014 | 12:07
He said Belarus would likely face economic tightening not only as a result of the coronavirus pandemic but also a Russian trade oil crisis that worsened this past winter.
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