From a reactive approach to a sustainable strategy for national reconciliation and Belarus’s European future

With these lines from the poem "I am Belarusian" by the famous Belarusian from the Podlasie region, Viktar Shved, Pavel Latushka, Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet and delegate of the Coordination Council, opened his speech during the gala concert of "Belarusian Song — 2026" in Białystok

When Belarusians determine their own destiny, the Kremlin loses the pseudo-legal pretexts for interfering in the internal affairs of Belarus — pretexts created with the support of the dictator Lukashenko

The United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus considers it necessary to provide a principled political assessment of recent statements by official representatives of the Russian Federation, which may indicate preparations for the final elimination of our country’s sovereignty

Theses of the speech by Pavel Latushka, Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus and recipient of the Lech Wałęsa Solidarity Prize, at the official events during the award ceremony of the Poland–Lithuania Cooperation and Dialogue Forum and the Jerzy Giedroyc Dialogue and Cooperation Forum

We are making efforts to ensure that all cases are resolved fairly and in accordance with current regulations, while simultaneously seeking solutions to improve the performance of our services

First, the regime must begin a dialogue with society, with democratic forces. Only then can we speak of any agreements between Brussels and Minsk

For the past several years, we have lived in a state of confrontation. A confrontation that simply would not exist if one person had not decided that his power was worth any sacrifice — mass terror, a split in society, the destruction of normal relations with all neighbors except Russia, complicity in war, isolation, and economic stagnation

Pavel Latushka. Photo: NAM-media The former political prisoner wrote on his Facebook page about his acquaintance with the former Minister of Culture, former Director of the Kupalauski Theater, and current Deputy to Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya. "Pavel Latushka was Belarusian from the very beginning, not Lukashenka's," he writes

The member of the Coordination Council delegation to PACE recalled that during the last session in which he participated, a special resolution was adopted concerning the security of the European continent

On February 3, the Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus, Head of the NAM Pavel Latushka sent a repeated appeal to the Chairman of the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) Jacek Jastrzębski with a request for a possible response to the situation with problematic issues regarding the opening of bank accounts for Belarusian citizens residing in Poland

On February 5, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya held a meeting with the team of the National Anti-Crisis Management (NAM)

In the life of any dictatorship, sooner or later a moment comes when all the decorations it hides behind wear out so much that they begin to fall apart before our eyes. For Belarus, this moment has arrived now

Recently, our initiative to organize a Round Table to resolve the Belarusian crisis has sparked active discussion

Information that emerged regarding changes to the European Union's visa policy toward Belarusians became one of the topics of discussion during working meetings of the Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet, Head of NAM Pavel Latushka and Speaker of the Coordination Council Arciom Brukhan in Berlin

Transnational repression has become a systemic tool used by authoritarian regimes to persecute their opponents beyond the country's borders. However, Lukashenka's regime has brought these practices to a scale that meets the definition of persecution as a crime against humanity, which falls under the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court

Theses of the Speech by Pavel Latushka, Delegate of the Coordination Council and Member of the Belarusian Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, delivered at a Special Event of the PACE titled “Understanding Transnational Repression: Risks, Patterns and Implications for Europe’s Democratic Space and Its Most Vulnerable Democracies” during the PACE Winter Plenary Session (26–30 January 2026)

The actions of the military-political leadership of Lukashenka's regime, which led to the act of aggression by Belarus against Ukraine, must be properly documented. This is exactly the work that the People's Anti-Crisis Management is now carrying out