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Vladimir Baranich, a country consultant and media analyst in the program “B for Belarus” on news, views, events and comments from Belarus (center of Europe by the way). Today the major theme of the program is “Food in Belarus or you are what you eat”

• traditional Belarusian cuisine: potatoes, pork and lard in hundreds of forms and combinations;
• foreign cuisines in Belarus: are Belarusians eating habit conservative or innovative?
• drinking habits: hundreds of kinds of moonshine and tinctures;
• fame of Belarusian dairy products;
• gastronomic tourism In Belarus. It is definitely worth trying.

Vladimir Baranich, a country consultant and media analyst in the program “B for Belarus” on news, views, events and comments from Belarus (center of Europe by the way). Today the major theme of the program is “Elections in Belarus. How different are they in Belarus and in the West?”

• Why about half of Belarusians believe we have democratic elections in Belarus?
• Early voting as a means to ensure the turnout and the needed result.
• Observation under strict control of the authorities. Vote count as a sacred ritual of the authorities – for their eyes only.
• Why are so many people (over 550) who are eager to take part in the political performance called “parliamentary elections”?
• Growing dissatisfaction with democracy in the West and in Europe. People are growing more skeptical about their governing elite.

Vladimir Baranich, a country consultant and media analyst in the program “B for Belarus” on news, views, events and comments from Belarus (center of Europe by the way). Today the major theme of the program is “Belarus and security in the modern world. The most effective ways to ensure it”.

• Belarus as a country with a lot of policemen: 1442 per 100 thousand people. Why so many people in the uniform?
• Personal safety in Belarus: homicide rate – 78th place in the world, traffic deaths – 45th place in the world.
• Was Security conference in Minsk with the participation of A. Lukashenko about PR of the Belarusian regime or is it a statement of Belarus independence and its unique role on the security structure of Europe?
• According to Global Militarization Index Belarus ranks № 5 in Europe. Why is Belarus so militarized? What is it afraid of?
• Six pillars of soft power: government, enterprise, engagement, education, digital, culture. What are Belarus comparative advantages in these areas?

Vladimir Baranich, a country consultant and media analyst in the program “B for Belarus” on news, views, events and comments from Belarus (center of Europe by the way).

• Today the major theme of the program is “Why Belarusians are gloomy and blue. An American in Minsk”
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n50AAoLrvtw&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR0jmH3AkWMfaOsZyJGqVprd5L5joLfe_AeAEjHI1rH9IeLlGaD2sjAi-JQ
• Comparing this view with the views of an Englishman
  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMfo0u8amLqAqKIqAMWyRG5599UeXBN8r (Bald and bankrupt)
• what a foreigner can be impressed of in Minsk and in Belarus.
• Are Belarusians really blue and gloomy?
• Are impressions of male foreigners different from impressions of female foreigners in Belarus?
• monuments, granite, marble and cleanness as a way to divert attention from the real life and culture of Belarusians.

Vladimir Baranich, a country consultant and media analyst in the program “B for Belarus” on news, views, events and comments from Belarus (center of Europe by the way). Today the major theme of the program is “Social justice in Belarus. Myths and reality”

• social justice in pension system;
• social justice in education;
• social justice in labor market and employment policy;
• social justice in the healthcare system;
• social justice and protection of human and property rights.

Vladimir Baranich, a country consultant and media analyst in the program “B for Belarus” on news, views, events and comments from Belarus (center of Europe by the way). Today the major theme of the program is “What Belarus achieved after 28 years of independence”.

• Has Belarus become really independent?
• Status of the Belarusian language and culture. Any hope for revival and survival? Possible options with the Russian language and the fusion of cultures;
• status of the security system: army, policy and law enforcement agencies.
• status of money. People choose $-dollar and reject BYN-rouble monopoly.
• National economy as the most vulnerable link of the Belarusian independence chain.
• Centralization of power and the absence of the full-fledge institution of private property as existential threats to Belarus independence.