Boris Zalessky Libros

The book examines the Republic of Belarus's perspective on the current global geopolitical crisis, highlighting challenges such as increasing rivalry among major powers, regional conflicts, and economic tensions like trade wars and sanctions. It discusses the potential collapse of international arms control and emerging cybersecurity threats. Amid these issues, Belarus aims to uphold its sovereignty through a balanced foreign policy, focusing on integration in Eurasia and prioritizing economic diplomacy to enhance regional and global security.

Focusing on the advertising and media strategies of Belarusian and Ukrainian exporters, this collection showcases the research of young scholars from the Institute of Journalism at Belarusian State University. It explores the optimization of trade relations and legal frameworks to enhance export support, especially for small and medium-sized businesses. The authors analyze how media can foster an export culture and promote high-tech exports, providing insights into effective market development through advertising and media promotion within the Commonwealth of Independent States, the EU, and Asia.

The book explores Belarus's foreign policy amidst global instability, focusing on its strategic alliances and economic diplomacy. It highlights the country's efforts to foster integration within Eurasia, enhance ties with Russia, and engage constructively with the Eurasian Economic Union and the Commonwealth of Independent States. Additionally, it examines the dynamic partnership with China and the growing importance of relationships with nations in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The study analyzes the mechanisms of international cooperation in these diverse partnerships.

The book examines Belarus's robust socio-economic development in 2023, highlighting a nearly four percent GDP growth and significant advancements in various sectors, including industry and agriculture. It notes a record 14 percent increase in fixed capital investments and sustained high demand for Belarusian exports, particularly in Asia and Latin America. The study focuses on strategies employed by Belarusian exporters to capitalize on these opportunities, including organizing international exhibitions to promote "Made in Belarus" products, aiming for an export increase to nearly four billion dollars in 2024.

The book examines the strategic initiatives outlined in the Republic of Belarus's Social and Economic Development Program for 2021-2025, focusing on enhancing export growth and diversifying markets. It emphasizes the importance of exports for the economy and discusses plans for economic integration with the Eurasian Economic Union, collaboration with "One Belt, One Road" countries, and strengthening ties with Southeast Asia and other CIS nations. The study aims to analyze current efforts and progress in achieving these goals.

In November 2018, Belarus and China established a framework for enhanced cooperation, focusing on expanding trade, increasing investments, and strengthening interregional ties. An action plan for the Year of Belarus' Education in China was also signed, alongside initiatives to boost scientific partnerships. The book explores the practical implementation of these agreements, highlighting the role of journalists in documenting the evolving Belarusian-Chinese strategic partnership. It features a translation generated by artificial intelligence, reflecting modern technological approaches in literature.

Focusing on the strategies for import substitution, the book examines Belarus's government initiatives from 2018 to 2020 aimed at enhancing domestic production and reducing reliance on imports. It highlights the role of small and medium enterprises in achieving a target of $600 million annual growth in import substitution. The study emphasizes a comprehensive approach that fosters competitive national production rather than merely replacing imported goods, revealing the current state of import-substituting products, which account for nearly 40% of the market.

Focusing on the strategic attraction of foreign direct investment in Belarus through 2035, the plan emphasizes enhancing the investment climate and boosting foreign capital inflows. Key goals include developing infrastructure via public-private partnerships and increasing investment efficiency. Promising sectors identified for investment are high-tech industries, logistics, digital infrastructure, finance, social projects, and tourism. The study also explores Belarus's bilateral interactions with various countries to achieve these objectives.

The book explores the impact of global digitalization on journalism and information security, particularly within the context of Belarus. It examines the 2019 Concept of Information Security, emphasizing information sovereignty and neutrality as essential components for protecting national interests while promoting peaceful international relations. The study investigates practical implementations of these principles, addressing the challenges and threats faced by journalists in the evolving digital landscape.

Focusing on the strategic goal of export diversification, the study examines Belarus's economic development through 2025. In early 2021, the country saw a 17% increase in foreign trade turnover, nearing $20 billion, with a surplus of $828 million. Key trade relationships are highlighted, particularly with nations in the Commonwealth of Independent States, Asia, Europe, and Africa. The role of free economic zones and major industrial enterprises, such as the Minsk Engine and Tractor Plants, is emphasized in driving sustainable export growth, alongside the activities of the Belarusian Universal Commodity Exchange.