As early as last year, representatives of the European External Action Service approached the National Anti-Crisis Management (NAM), requesting additional arguments to strengthen the grounds for sanctions against a number of legal entities subject to restrictive measures

Alexander Lukashenko's personal inspection of Shklou District ended in yet another purge of officials. The helicopter landed right on a field of the "Haviady-Agro" agricultural enterprise, where the dictator was supposed to be shown the flax harvest

Pavel Latushka on how Lukashenko has "tied himself" to Russia and what problems this creates for the country's future

The Lukashenko regime admits that in the coming years Belarus will lack more than three hundred thousand workers

The National Anti-Crisis Management is an official institutional partner of the 35th Economic Forum in Karpacz

The 35th Economic Forum, 8–10 September 2026, Karpacz

The European Union is changing its approach to sanctions against the Lukashenko regime

Catastrophe awaits Belarus if Lukashenko holds on for another two or three years!

Consequences for the Lukashenko Regime

Sitting in the gilded chairs of the Palace of Independence today is no easy task

Why is the economy built from the bottom up, not from the top down?

Lifting sanctions from the regime means potentially sponsoring Russian aggression

Spring 2026 has become a moment of truth for the Lukashenko regime. While official statistics attempt to save face, external pressure is entering a new phase

Today the EU adopted the 20th sanctions package against Russia, which also concerns the role of the Lukashenko regime in supporting the Kremlin's aggressive war against Ukraine

On 16 April, Lukashenko signed a decree "On Simplifying the Procedure for Providing Property to Agricultural Organisations."

Pavel Latushka on the situation in the Belarusian economy as a result of the "brilliant" policies of the Lukashenko regime

Based on an analysis of macroeconomic data for 2025 — early 2026, the state of global commodity markets, and logistics reporting, a conclusion can be drawn: sanctions pressure on the Lukashenko regime continues to work effectively

Lukashenko decided to eliminate his family's competitors

How Lukashenko's regime decided to circumvent sanctions using cryptocurrency

If Lukashenko does not release political prisoners, does not stop the repression, and does not cease assisting the aggressor, Belarus may face a full trade embargo