AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCommunity & Culture: A Catholic barbershop in Minsk reopened as a charity, with straight-razor cuts offered for voluntary donations. Local Life: In Baraulyany near Minsk, two children (10 and 12) went missing after cycling; police and rescuers are searching. Public Safety: A 78-year-old driver hit a 14-year-old boy at an unregulated pedestrian crossing in Minsk; the teen was taken to hospital. Arts & Events: “Prime Era” festival artists performed mid-flight on a Belavia plane from Istanbul to Minsk. Women & Heritage: A new sculpture honoring “Belarusian Woman” was unveiled in Dzyarzhynsk during Dazhynki-2026. Education: Navahrudak’s School No. 7 was named after artist Yazep Drazdovich. Sports: The IBU kept Belarus and Russia biathletes banned for 2026/27. Travel & Mobility: Belarus and Kyrgyzstan approved mutual recognition and exchange of driver’s licenses in Minsk without exams after residence permits. Weather: “True autumn” is expected next week, with rain, clouds and gusty winds.
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