The Ministry of Information has updated the list of printed publications whose distribution is capable of harming the national interests of the Republic of Belarus. That is, they are banned in the country.

Among them is the spy novel "Noah" by French writer Marc Levy. It had previously been added to the list of "extremist materials."
The novel's action takes place in 2021. A year earlier, housewife Sviatlana (surname not mentioned) defeats dictator Luchin in the presidential elections. Special services take Sviatlana and her children abroad, while her husband Mikalai is sent to prison.
In Minsk, Daria, a civic activist and resistance participant who was investigating corruption among the country's top leadership, dies. The authorities also force the Athens-Vilnius flight with Roman Protasevich and Sofia Sapega on board to land in Minsk.
Israeli journalist Janice, who belongs to the hacker group "Nine", arrives in Minsk. She is Maria's friend and must find Protasevich, who is being held in Akrestina.
"Nasha Niva" wrote about the novel in detail here
Roman Protasevich became the hero of a French spy novel
In addition, 12 more works were added to the list:
- "Crimes in pictures for children. Who is to blame?" — Modesto Garcia;
- "Crimes in Pictures: Murder or Suicide?" — Modesto Garcia;
- "Shelter of Death" — Moral Atmaca;
- "Unreliable Blood" — Maria Solovyova;
- "Illusion of Fall" — Lia Astrum;
- "Arachnid" — I. V. Ophelia;
- "Congruent" — Veronica Desmond;
- "Those Few Who Bring Death" — Alexis Patton;
- "Those Few Who Bring Darkness" — Alexis Patton;
- "Dearest" — C.J. Skues;
- "The Room" — Hubert Selby Jr.;
- "The Shadow List" — Jade Presley.
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