AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoBelarus 2027 Economic Plan: Lukashenka signed decrees setting 2027 targets: GDP growth of 1.9%, real incomes up 3%, and inflation capped at 6%, with investment growth of 3.1% and exports up 2.9%; the government must deliver a detailed socio-economic plan within two months and keep international reserves at at least $12.8bn. Cost-of-Living Rules: From December 1, Belarus will revise how it calculates the subsistence minimum budget, raising the non-food/services component from 83% to 85%, which affects child benefits, disability and elderly support, and some pension-related payments. Minsk Infrastructure: Builders finished restoring the roof of a Lenin Street apartment block damaged in June’s fire, using original 1950s drawings and planning a major renovation next year. Border Incident Details: New photos suggest how a road was prepared and demolished near the “Three Sisters” monument in 2023, 75 meters from Belarus, after Russian servicemen moved heavy charges and carried out the blast. Civil Society & Culture: Zmitser Dashkevich and his wife Nasta launched a fundraiser to publish two books based on his prison letters; Belarusian students also marked Mid-Autumn with poetry recitations. Sports (Belarus in focus): Finland held Belarus 0-0 in UEFA Nations League action. International Watch: Opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya warned Russia is “testing” EU borders and urged Europe to stay prepared.
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