AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBelarus Media Under “Extremism” Label: Belarus added multiple outlets and social pages to the “Republican List of Extremist Materials,” including the Instagram account of Blizko.by (deleted after a Minsk court decision), plus several Telegram, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Dzen, Threads and TikTok pages, and the film “How We Were Betrayed. Belarus 2020.” Sports Diplomacy Shifts: The International Handball Federation provisionally lifted its ban on Russian and Belarusian teams and officials, citing alignment with the IOC’s latest recommendations—while EU states push back, urging the EU to cut funding to the IOC and other federations over readmission decisions. IOC Defends Move: The IOC said the ROC reinstatement is provisional and not a broader policy change, stressing it must preserve a “values-based” global platform. Belarus in the Spotlight via Tennis: Aryna Sabalenka’s return to Minsk sparked online debate as fans questioned her long-held “neutral” stance after her warm welcome and public appearances. Minsk Court Over Photo Rights: A Minsk court ordered compensation for stickers using a sports club chairman’s photos without permission, reinforcing personal data and image protections.
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