Theses of speech by Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus, Member of the Coordination Council Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe Pavel Latushka, on the issue of Belarusian culture at the meeting of the PACE Committee on Culture, Science, Education and Media

Belarusian citizens residing on the territory of Poland on the basis of a residence permit for humanitarian reasons approached Pavel Latushka with a request to help resolve the issue of inviting relatives to Poland

The United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus notes a significant increase in threats to the security and independence of Belarus in connection with the continued involvement of the Lukashenko regime in the war against Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a direct and blunt warning to Lukashenko. He stated that if he does not immediately shut down Russian equipment (relay stations and communications systems on the territory of Belarus) used to guide and correct missile strikes on Ukrainian cities, Ukraine will destroy this equipment itself

The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs representative noted that Estonia's position regarding the Lukashenko regime remains unchanged, as the regime does not change its internal repressive and external aggressive policy

Not long ago, Lukashenko once again demonstrated to the country and to the world that his economic vision is hopelessly mired in the deep Soviet past

In Kyiv, the delegation of democratic forces led by Head of the United Transitional Cabinet Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya met with Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha

The importance of continuing sanctions pressure on the Lukashenko regime was discussed by Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus, Head of the NAM Pavel Latushka during a meeting with the Advisor-Commissioner of the President of Ukraine on Sanctions Policy Vladyslav Vlasiuk. Also participating in the meeting was Speaker of the Coordination Council, Deputy Head of the NAM Artsiom Brukhan

Elections have always been and remain the principal source of democracy, and under the conditions of a totalitarian dictatorship inside the country, we have no right to abandon this unique instrument. It allows us to form a democratic institution through the votes of Belarusians, regardless of where we live, writes Pavel Latushka, Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet and leader of the electoral list in the elections to the Coordination Council, "Latushka Coalition a

During the night of 6 to 7 May 2026, a hacker attack was carried out against the Belarusian online library Kamunikat.org. The library's servers were simply wiped clean. They contained more than 70,000 various Belarusian publications — books, newspapers, magazines, audiobooks, video and audio materials about Belarus

Lukashenko's crimes did not begin yesterday, and they are not happening only today. They have been occurring practically from the very first years of the dictator Lukashenko's time in power. Today I would like to discuss with a very distinguished guest those events that continue to trouble many Belarusians to this day

"You need to be Belarusians. Be Belarusians — that is what would be needed," said Pavel Latushka, Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet and delegate of the Coordination Council, responding to a moderator's question about what Belarusians can do to support democratic forces, during the discussion panel "Political Advocacy: Challenges and Opportunities" at the 5th Conference of Belarusians of the World

The situation regarding the release of political prisoners in Belarus, as well as the continued repression by the regime, were discussed during a meeting between the Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet and Coordination Council delegate Pavel Latushka and Ireland's Ambassador to Poland, Patrick Gerard

We are living in unprecedented times. More than five years of the most grueling struggle have passed since 2020, and today we face a new — and perhaps the most insidious — test. It is not new threats or new articles of the criminal code

Lifting sanctions from the regime means potentially sponsoring Russian aggression

Why this matters and how your vote in the Coordination Council elections helps bring justice closer for Belarus

Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet Pavel Latushka congratulated the Human Rights Centre "Viasna" on its 30th anniversary

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

Many have heard the abbreviation PACE, including in the context of the official delegation of the Coordination Council now working there. But what actually stands behind these four letters and why does it matter so much to all of us?

According to recent polling data, the coalition led by Pavel Latushka and Movement "For Freedom" could secure an absolute majority of seats in the political representation of Belarus' independent society