The EU and the World Health Organization (WHO) have delivered personal protective equipment (PPE) to healthcare workers in the region of Minsk, as part of the EU’s two-year assistance programme for the Belarusian healthcare system. The programme's budget is over €3 million.

Ella Gukova is 22 years old and is a first-year student at the Belarusian State University of Culture and Arts, majoring in cultural studies. She is an orphan, and her grandmother, with whom she still lives, is her legal guardian as well as her younger brother’s.

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Mariya Bakhur would visit the Biaroza Territorial Centre for Social Services several times a week, where she took singing, knitting and Nordic walking classes. Now all centre activities are held online, but this isn’t an obstacle for the elderly woman, who learnt how…

As Georgia’s demand for electricity grows, so does its need for an adequate electricity supply. The EU-funded project: Support to Georgian State Electrosystem in implementing new sector regulations is helping the country meet this need. Launched in 2019, the 18-month project is helping the…

At half past six Yuriy Shamray is already in the poultry house – this is how his every morning starts for almost four years, ever since he started to breed poultry.

Keda LAG is a local action group in the municipality of Keda, in Ajaria, an autonomous republic in southwestern Georgia.

Shamakhi Astrophysical Observatory in Azerbaijan, which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, has many years of experience in observing supermassive stars.

23-year-old Arman Gabriyelyan, a resident of the town of Ijevan in the Tavush marz (province) of Armenia, is attempting to develop virtual tourism in his native region.

Thirty-five-year-old Natalia Titova from Minsk is a mother of three children, aged 4, 9, and 12. Natalia graduated from economics class at school, entered medical college, where she graduated with honours, worked in intensive care, and then entered the philological faculty of Belarus State…

Like many others in the industrial city of Mariupol, Ekaterina Steinberg, now aged 31, acquired an education in metallurgy, but having graduated from the university she understood there was no way she would go to work at the factory. Having received her diploma, while she still had free time, she…