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Public opinion holds that Moscow poses a serious threat.
Ekaterina Tikhomirova claimed that most low-income people are employed.
In the “Tema Dnya” (“Topic of the Day”) segment, the question was raised — one that Polish border guards have answered repeatedly.
... and linked this to the deaths of two Belarusian migrants.
A National Academy of Sciences official spoke about Belarus’ constructive stance.
Explanations about the zloty’s exchange rate were cut from the TV3 Plus segment, and political protests were presented as a reaction to rising prices.
Latvian blogger Solomon Bernshtein, who moved to Belarus, blamed everything on members of the Saeima.
In Dresden, Magdeburg and Schwelm, there are indeed fewer lights than planned, but the reasons are not economic.
An ONT host spoke about the social focus of government spending in 2026.
Our country is among the top five.
The author writing in Minskaya Pravda cited false statistics and left Polish women and men without paid parental leave.
Victoria Kirichenko miscounted how many Poles have a positive attitude toward migrants.
