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When sitting down to play slot machines online, few people think about how difficult it is to create such a program so that it becomes popular. It takes about a year to create one 777 casino slot with money. During this period, the famous Hollywood studio will be able to release more than one film. Only a dozen people work on the slot creation process. The team consists of programmers...
The arrogance of the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko played a bad joke on him - now he is forced to back down and surrender to the mercy of Moscow. One of the leaders of the People's Movement of Ukraine, Lieutenant General of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Vilen Martirosyan, stated this on the Nash TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “You see, Lukashenko is already behaving differently in front of Putin. At first he thought that he had become...
Maidan, comparable to Kyiv in its best days, is now taking place in Minsk. At 14.00, opposition supporters began to gather at the “Minsk Hero City” stela. About four hours later they began moving towards the center of the Belarusian capital. Most of the protesters are dressed in white, as their leaders called for. Red and white nationalist symbols dominate the crowd. On the way, the opposition chanted “Lukashenko –...
No matter how pro-government Belarusian experts deny it, the current political and church situation in Minsk almost down to the smallest detail resembles Ukraine. Kirill Frolov, an expert at the Institute of CIS Countries, spoke about this in an interview with PolitNavigator. Why did Lukashenko bring the situation in Belarus to the Maidan, despite all the warnings that he was repeating the mistakes of Yanukovych? For many years now we have...
Russian political scientist Oleg Matveychev explained what caused the riot in Belarus, where there were no traditional prerequisites for organizing the Maidan, such as oligarchs, poverty, etc. “There is no corruption in Belarus. There are no oligarchs. No unemployment. There is no paid medicine. There is no pension reform. No raiders. There is no war. No crime. There is no poverty. There are no reasons that are always given to us...
The unrest in Belarus caused by yet another uncontested re-election from one candidate, looking from the outside, evokes a double feeling. First, I really don’t want the union state to suffer the same fate as Ukraine, Moldova or Georgia. Secondly, I absolutely don’t want to support Lukashenko, while fully understanding that he is the only force capable of temporarily keeping the republic from falling into a tailspin.…
A group of Russian-Belarusian patriotic intellectuals led by an expert on the Russian-Belarusian-Ukrainian border - Oryol culturologist Sergei Kiselev - proposed a new one - the “Russian flag of Belarus”. It should be a red flag with a white St. Andrew's cross. The image in the center of the flag may vary: it could be a double-headed eagle, or it could be an Orthodox icon. “Russian flag of Belarus”, as conceived by the authors,...
A telephone conversation between the presidents of Russia and Belarus took place today. This was reported on the official website of the Kremlin, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “The discussion continued on the situation in Belarus that emerged after the presidential elections, including taking into account the external pressure exerted on the republic. The Russian side confirmed its readiness to provide the necessary assistance in resolving the problems that have arisen on the basis of the principles of the Treaty on the Establishment of the Union...
One of the main instigators of Euromaidan, which turned into a civil war in Ukraine, former journalist and ex-member of the Verkhovna Rada Mustafa Nayem published a hysterical call for support for the pro-Western opposition in Belarus. “Support for the Belarusian opposition is becoming a matter of national security for Ukraine. This is no longer romance, but banal arithmetic. If Moscow does send troops into Belarus, we will get another 1084...
A rally in support of elected President Alexander Lukashenko took place today in Minsk. The president himself estimated its number at 50 thousand people; pro-government media put the figure in some opposition media at 400 people. Both of these, apparently, are not true. Lukashenko’s opponents claimed that state employees were being forcibly taken to Minsk on buses, but the crowd seemed inspired...
