AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDeath Penalty: Belarus’s Coordination Council called for the “unconditional and immediate” abolition of capital punishment, warning that expanded laws could be used against political opponents. The resolution passed 52–1. Chernobyl Legacy: From January 2027, 177 settlements will lose their contaminated-area status, affecting about 566,400 people. The government cites improved conditions; some support, including free school meals, will continue through June. CSTO Drills: Troops from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Tajikistan have arrived for exercises in Belarus on October 12–16. Minsk says the drills are routine and not directed at other countries. Prices: Annual inflation rose to 4.6% in September, with services up 9% year on year. CIS Summit: At the Ashgabat meeting, Lukashenka called Moldova’s plan to leave the CIS “short-sighted.”
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