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

We understand the strategy of the EU and Belarus's neighbouring countries — Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia — which are investing significant financial resources in the construction of defensive structures on the border

During the spring session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, Pavel Latushka, Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet and member of the Coordination Council's delegation to PACE, held a meeting with Mathieu Mori, Secretary General of the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of the Council of Europe

How the Regime is Turning Belarus's Lakes into Family Assets

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

Recently, debates have grown louder over the blocking of Belarusian state media resources on Western platforms

Theses of the speech by Pavel Latushka, Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus and Member of the Coordination Council, at the Council of Europe Conference “Embedding European Non-discrimination Principles in the Policies and Practices of Belarusian Democratic Forces and Civil Society”

The system that Lukashenko — a dictator who has latched onto our country like a tick — spent decades building now resembles a building with a freshly painted façade concealing load-bearing structures eaten through by corrosion

How the Regime Wages War on the Future, Common Sense, and Its Own People

Head of the National Anti-Crisis Management, Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet Pavel Latushka, in a conversation with our colleagues from Centrum Europy, answered questions concerning the disappearance of former Coordination Council speaker Anzhalika Melnikava and the appearance of photographs allegedly showing her in Minsk

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

Павел Латушко о запретах книг и преследованOn the banning of books and the persecution of the intelligentsia in our countryии интеллигенции в нашей стране — явлении, которое, к сожалению, приобретает в Беларуси все более системный и разрушительный характер

Freedom for Belarus begins with our will. And I have the will to fight for freedom. I am convinced that those who have gathered here today in the square in Warsaw also have the will to fight for our freedom. And this will, I have no doubt, exist in those Belarusians who are in Belarus today and, unfortunately, cannot come out. But we come out for them. And our hearts beat together

Pavel Latushka on how the regime is gradually building an updated repressive system in Belarus.

We have repeatedly warned that helping Lukashenko circumvent sanctions can result in prosecution and even imprisonment

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