On April 18, the House of Representatives of the Belarus Republic adopted amendments to the law on mass media in the first reading.
The head of the Presidential Council for the Development of Civil Society and Human Rights (HRC), Valery Fadeev, suggested to analyze the work of Telegram channels and, possibly, introduce legislative regulation for them, similar to the media.
On May 2, the Press house in Belarus hosted a round table “Dialogue on the power of speech between professionals in journalism and the younger generation.” The event was timed to the Day of the press, which will be held on May 5.
Journalists of the largest British media such as BBC, TripReporter, The Week, National Geographic Traveler, Lonely Planet, Suitcase, Wanderlust visited Kazakhstan, El.kz reports.
Deputy Minister of Science and Education of Azerbaijan Idris Isayev claimed the intention to cooperate with Russia in the field of education, as well as to maintain the position of the Russian language in the republic.
On April 18, Rossiyskaya Gazeta and Slovo Kyrgyzstana publishing house signed an agreement on information exchange.