When I visit the European Solidarity Centre in Gdańsk, I think about Belarus. This was the place of Solidarity, of struggle, of protest, and of victory. I think about Belarus. And I want to say now: Belarus is not a black hole or a blot on the map of Europe. Belarus, represented by the Belarusian people, is a part of the European Solidarity Centre, of European solidarity

I propose that we talk about what is actually happening with the financial wellbeing of people in our country. Not about propaganda videos, not about television fairy tales about “stability,” but about real life — the way citizens themselves see it

We invite Belarusians living in Poland to participate in an informational meeting on social support and pensions with representatives of ZUS

The sides also discussed support for NAM’s legal initiative concerning the possible use of OSCE instruments

Continuing the consultations that took place on October 20 at the Federal Chancellor’s Office and the German Foreign Ministry, the Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet and Head of the National Anti-Crisis Management, Pavel Latushka, held a meeting with the German Ambassador to Poland, Miguel Berge

Not long ago, the dictator said a phrase that might have seemed harmless if not for its deeper meaning:"I have always asked one thing from you — give me the economy. Give me bridges, roads, milk, meat, and so on. And the military matters — leave them to me, security is my concern, I will deal with it"

Theses of the speech by the Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet and Head of the National Anti-Crisis Management, Pavel Latushka, at the Belarusian-Ukrainian Ostrogski Forum in Kyiv

The importance of strategic support for Ukraine, which is fighting not only for its own future but also for the democratic future of the entire region of Europe, was emphasized during the meeting between the Deputy Head of the UTC Head of NAM Pavel Latushka, and the Special Envoy of the Latvian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for Ukraine’s Reconstruction, Juris Poikāns

"The regime in Belarus has absolutely no political will to change its repressive policies". noted Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet and Head of the NAM, Pavel Latushka, during a meeting with Adam Krzywosąd, Deputy Director of the Department of Global Policy at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland

Belarusian Legal Entities Remaining Under US Sanctions (SDN List)

On November 6 in Mozyr, during the ceremony opening the renovated bridge over the Pripyat River, Lukashenko said a phrase that could have seemed harmless, if not for its full context

Lukashenko is sinking the economy to stay afloat

Illustrative photo Beneath Lukashenko’s rhetoric about peace at the Minsk Conference on Eurasian Security lies the systematic militarization of the country, managed fear, and an attempt to consolidate power amid internal weakness

On October 20, Lukashenko signed the decree "On the Fixing of Raw Material Zones"

In recent months, the regime has been assuring us: “Belarus is for peace.” But if you look closely at its actions, we see the exact opposite. When a state speaks of peace but prepares for war, it means someone has already made the decision for us

Key Changes and Consequences

In Belarus, power has long since turned into the personal shop of one man and his inner circle. A country where state borders protect not the interests of the people, but the flow of contraband

The situation of mass repressions in Belarus, the growing number of political prisoners, the torture of political detainees in Belarusian prisons, and the persecution of civil society in Belarus were discussed during meetings of Pavel Latushka, Deputy Head of the UTC and Head of the NAM, with representatives of the Permanent Missions of EU member states working at the UN Office in Geneva