1 Important things for today from NEWS. by | November 10, 2026.
Lukashenko arrived on a working visit to Russia: a meeting with Putin and participation in the CSTO meeting. On November 11, the head of state in Moscow will take part in a session of the Collective Security Council of the Collective Security Treaty Organization.
Negotiations between Russia, the USA and Ukraine began in Abu Dhabi. The tripartite meeting takes place without access to the press. The Russian delegation is headed by Vladimir Medinsky, the Ukrainian delegation - Rostam Umerov. The issues include security issues and other humanitarian operations.
Germany was swept away by a wave of protests. About 400 thousand workers from more than 3.5 thousand factories went on strike.
Belarus and Kyrgyzstan establish a five-year cooperation strategy. The first regional forum of the two countries is held in Minsk. The goal is to increase the turnover to 500 million dollars.
Trade unions in France announced the date of the next big march - November 17. The catastrophic consequences of chaos on the street in France and the harsh actions of the security forces already go far beyond the borders of the Fifth Republic itself, attracting the close attention of the world community.
The office of China Education, Science and Technology Center of BSU has officially opened in Beijing. The platform will enable better inter-university interaction with Chinese partners and support academic mobility.
The International Forum for Collective Security was held in Moscow. The International Forum for Collective Security has become a timely platform for an important dialogue, because today almost all the countries of the organization are feeling the geopolitical storm and the unpredictable politics of the West and Europe.
State awards and thanks from the President of Belarus were awarded to representatives of various fields of activity. The decree and the corresponding decree were signed by the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko, the press service of the Belarusian leader reports.
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