Armenia
Thursday 20 July 2017
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Andrei Kobyakov
Prime Minister, Belarus
“Russia is not upholding her part of obligations in the Eurasian Economic Union”
Read more...Belarus says it is not motivated to remain part of Moscow-led Eurasian Economic Union due to Russia’s unwillingness to fulfill its obligations under the agreement that established the organization. A fact check shows Belarus is right. -
Stanislav Govorukhin
Russian lawmaker and film director
"[Russia has] the only constitution in the word stating that any kind of censorship is forbidden."
Read more...This is not even close to true, and Govorukhin need look no further than other nations of the former Soviet Union for constitutions expression banning censorship. The OSCE noted in 2010 that only Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Armenia were the only former Soviet republics not to have censorship bans.