Belarusian champions Stolitsa will face reigning Champions League winners Sporting Lisbon in their first Group 3 match in Omiš, Croatia, today. The futsal match is scheduled to start at 19:00.
Investigators are working at the scene of a fatal road accident in the Vileyka district, and a criminal case has been opened. A investigative team including officers from the forensic department of the Minsk region's Investigative Committee is on site. With specialists from the State Forensic Examination Committee and traffic police officers, they are examining the scene and recording the evidence trail. A series of expert examinations is planned.
Belarusian swimmers won three medals on the third day of the European Deaf Championship. In the girls' 100m butterfly, Alexandra Ageichik finished second, just 0.17 seconds behind Russian winner Daria Barzhina.
Horizon beat Minsk 88:71 in a central Belarusian championship game. The win handed Minsk its first defeat. Horizon was coached by Natalia Trofimova.
Vitebsk’s Yurkas beat French side Cevennes 5-2 in the second round of preliminary Group E at the beach football Champions Cup. Amadius Vinogradov scored twice for the winners. Oleg Gapon, Igor Brishtel and Egor Gordetsky added one goal each.
Roman Golovchenko spoke about the meaning of the requiem concert "Every Third." He said that "every third" is frightening but is just a number, not a metaphor or an arithmetic value, but lines from a criminal case about the genocide of the Belarusian people. To make the number come alive, people need to understand its meaning, and that meaning lies in memory.
Belarus and Mongolia plan to raise the level of their interaction in exchange trading. They also give priority to further diversifying the structure of mutual trade in both food and non-food goods.
Three-time European champion Kurochkina began her campaign at the season's main event with victories over athletes from India and Turkey. In the semifinal, she lost to Hong Kexin, a medalist at the Paris Olympics. Kurochkina will now compete for bronze at the World Championship in Astana.
Belarusian shooters won eight medals at the ISSF Grand Prix in Kazakhstan. On the final day, the 50-meter small-bore rifle three-position event took place. Arseny Livantsov placed third among the men. He will leave Shymkent with four medals and a 1-1-2 tally.
Belarusian kickboxers returned home from Colombia on October 26 after competing at the WKF World Kickboxing Championships. They won 21 gold, 14 silver and 21 bronze medals. About 1,600 athletes from 46 countries took part in the championship. Belarus was represented by 34 fighters.
A criminal case has been opened in Berezinsky District after about 10 tons of grain were stolen from a warehouse. A 37-year-old manager of a department at an enterprise gave subordinates illegal instructions to ship winter wheat from the 2026 harvest, according to the findings. The shipments led to the theft of roughly 10 tons of grain from the warehouse.
A photo exhibition titled "Fates, Folded Into a Triangle" has been presented in Ufa. It is based on a joint online project of the same name by BELTA and the Belarusian State Museum of History of the Great Patriotic War. The project is described as living memory in lines from the front.
Aleksandr Svirepa, a midfielder for Isloch from the Minsk district, was named the best player of the 26th round of the Belarusian football championship. In his team's away win over Naftan from Novopolotsk, he converted a penalty and then set up goals for Anton Shramchenko and Nikita Patsko.
Belarusian tennis player Sasnovich advanced to the round of 16 at the WTA-500 tournament in Tokyo. In the round of 32, she beat Czech player Nikola Bartunkova in three sets, 6:4, 6:7 (5:7), 6:3. The match lasted 2 hours and 40 minutes.
Eight Belarusian weightlifters will take part in the World Weightlifting Championships in China, according to the season's main event lineup. More than 500 athletes from 98 countries have gathered for the competition. Belarus's team consists of eight people: five women and three men. The championships run through November 8.
The National Academy of Sciences of Belarus has identified areas for cooperation with partners from Mongolia and China’s Heilongjiang province. The signing ceremony took place during the 39th meeting of the Council of the International Association of Academies of Sciences in Xi’an, China.
Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh made his first official visit to Belarus, continuing a high-level dialogue that began in Ulaanbaatar in 2024. At talks in the Palace of Independence, the two sides agreed to develop industrial cooperation, agriculture, transport logistics and light industry. They set a goal of tripling trade turnover by 2029.
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Belarusian and Mongolian parliamentarians agreed on concrete steps through their friendship groups, Aleinik said. He noted that Mongolia was the third country to recognize Belarus’s independence. Belarus values this, he added.
Bulgaria’s Central Election Commission finished counting votes in the presidential election after processing 100% of the protocols. Iliana Yotova and Kirill Valchev, running for president and vice president, received 34.759% of the vote, or 528,929 voters. Andrey Gyurov and Georgi Kandev received 31.952%, or 486,214 voters.
At the European Deaf Swimming Championships on Monday, October 26, six finals were held, and Belarusian swimmers reached the podium in three of them. Alexandra Ageichik won silver in the 50m butterfly and placed fourth in the 100m freestyle. In that same 100m freestyle final, Anastasia Filipchik finished third to take bronze.
Mongolian cultural works were presented on the stage of the Bolshoi Theatre of Belarus. Boldyn Sergelen, an adviser to Mongolia’s president on culture and religion, called the concert a heartfelt gift for Belarusians.
A Mongolian minister said Mongolia and Belarus will hold mutual culture days next year. He also said the concert "Beautiful Mongolia," presented to a Belarusian audience that day, will offer a way to learn about nomadic culture, the cultures of Central Asian countries, and Mongolia's cultural heritage.
Alexander Egorov said the meeting follows negotiations between the presidents of Belarus and Mongolia. He said it is meant to help implement the cooperation roadmap that the two countries' foreign ministers signed. The central banks of both countries say they intend to do everything they can to increase bilateral trade turnover.
Alexander Egorov said the meeting follows negotiations between the presidents of Belarus and Mongolia. He said it is meant to help implement the cooperation roadmap that the two countries' foreign ministers signed. The central banks of both countries say they intend to do everything they can to increase bilateral trade turnover.
Yurkas-Vitoblsport won its opening match at the Beach Soccer Champions Cup. In the preliminary Group E game, the Vitebsk team came from behind to beat Greek club Napoli Patron 4-1.
According to Kovalchuk, Belarus and Mongolia have good prospects for cooperation in sports. Following high-level negotiations, the relevant departments of both countries signed a cooperation agreement in the sports sector. The source does not provide further details about the agreement.
A package of bilateral documents was signed at the Belarusian-Mongolian business forum. It includes a memorandum of understanding between the Mogilev Carriage Works and Talyn Khishig Trans LLC. A dealer agreement was also signed between AMKODOR and AgDealer LLC.
Belarus and Mongolia plan to sign agreements by the end of the year on creating assembly production facilities. The minister said contracts have already been signed for the supply of MTZ tractors and Gomselmash equipment. Agreements on supplying AMKODOR and Pozhsnab equipment are still being discussed.
Speaker of the House of Representatives Sergeenko met with the President of Mongolia. He said parliamentary relations between the two countries have a solid foundation of trust. Cooperation between the two countries is reaching a qualitatively new level.
Belarusian Greco-Roman wrestler Maskevich became world champion in the 97 kg weight class. On his way to the final he defeated Austria's Markus Ragginger, Azerbaijan's Murad Akhmediev and Bulgaria's Kiril Milov. In the final he beat Russia's Artur Sargsyan 7:1.
Belarusian athletes won 26 medals at an international taekwondo tournament in Romania. About 1,500 competitors took part. Medals were awarded in three age groups: boys and girls under 15, juniors under 18, and adult athletes.
Natalia Kochanova said at a meeting with the President of Mongolia that parliamentarians should speak up strongly to defend every country's interests, sovereignty and independence. She said this applies to countries that want to live under their own laws.
Belarus and Mongolia have signed a contract under which Belarus will provide design and cost-estimate documentation for building a dairy complex. The project has already received a positive conclusion from state construction expertise in Belarus. It will now be adapted to Mongolia’s local conditions and climatic standards.
Ukraine's Rada voted to extend martial law and general mobilization. The extension of martial law was supported by 293 deputies, while the extension of mobilization was supported by 281.
Belarusian Greco-Roman wrestler Hlinchuk won bronze at the world championships for the second year in a row. Competing in the heaviest weight class, up to 130 kg, he won his bronze-medal bout 3:1 against Rafael Tsitsuashvili of Uzbekistan.
Belarus and Mongolia have complementary economies in light, heavy and petrochemical industry, Belarusian Industry Minister Andrei Kuznetsov said. Kuznetsov co-chairs the Belarus-Mongolia intergovernmental commission on trade and economic cooperation. Business representatives from both countries identified cooperation areas ranging from industry to IT.
Belarus completed the first stage of the youth football World Cup with a 7-0 win over Botswana in their final preliminary Group O match. Dmitry Petrovsky’s team had earlier beaten Papua New Guinea 20-0 and Mongolia 7-0. They also drew 2-2 with Peru and lost 1-2 to Mali.
Mongolian business representatives praised developments by residents of the High-Tech Park. They were told how the park is organized, what conditions apply to residents, and which developments from Belarusian companies are already operating in various countries. The delegation also learned about the park's ecosystem and the achievements of the Belarusian IT industry.
Mongolia’s president has awarded state honors to citizens of Belarus. Sergei Aleinik, chairman of the Standing Commission on International Affairs and National Security of the Council of the Republic, received the Order of the Polar Star. The Mongolian president also awarded Friendship medals.
Roman Golovchenko, chairman of the board of the National Bank, commented on cooperation between Belarus and Bashkortostan. He said industrial cooperation remains a priority in their interaction.
OAO Kamvol specializes in yarn production and has modern equipment for processing raw materials. The company is interested in creating a joint Belarusian-Mongolian project for processing raw materials for cashmere. The proposal was discussed at a meeting held today.
Belarus and Mongolia will cooperate in clothing production. Nadezhda Lazarevich, chair of the Bellegprom concern, said the cooperation is highly interesting because it will provide new raw materials for OAO Kamvol. She said it involves processing wool and ultimately producing a unique fabric for sewing suits and coats.
Mongolia’s president pointed to oil products, rail transport and a new fabric made from linen and cashmere as areas of interest in Belarus. He assured that Mongolia will give steady support to active cooperation between entrepreneurs and trade and industrial organizations of the two countries.
The results of the Belarusian-Mongolian high-level negotiations in Minsk showed that both sides firmly intend to turn their high level of political mutual understanding into significant economic projects. Lukashenko named key growth points in cooperation with Mongolia.
The presidents of Belarus and Mongolia exchanged ratification instruments for a Treaty on Friendship and Cooperation. The treaty provides for mutually beneficial cooperation in political, economic, educational, scientific and technical, social, cultural, humanitarian, agricultural and other areas of mutual interest.
A roadmap for the development of cooperation between Belarus and Mongolia in 2027–2029 has been signed. The document covers bilateral cooperation for those years.
Belarus has launched a "School of Young Voter" program with 36 young people from all regions taking part. The participants include finalists of a national olympiad on the theory and practice of elections, members of the Youth Council under the Central Election Commission, and leaders of public associations. The program features foresight discussions, business games, trainings and debates. Training will be held in person and remotely, including on a peer-to-peer basis.
Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh said Mongolia will work to substantially increase mutual trade with Belarus. He made the statement during expanded-format talks with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. The goal is to triple the trade volume by 2029.
Mongolia’s foreign minister pointed to food and equipment production as areas where Belarusians can offer lessons. The Mongolian side expects significant results from developing economic and trade cooperation between the two countries.
