MOSCOW - Belarus has freed 123 prisoners including a Nobel Peace Prize winner and a Japanese man who had been sentenced for espionage, in exchange for the lifting of U.S. sanctions on potash, a key agricultural export of the Eastern European nation, according to Reuters and other media reports.
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