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

This is a proactive political alternative to the Lukashenko regime today. And it is absolutely necessary for the political transformation of Belarus tomorrow.

Pavel Latushka on Whether the Donald Trump Administration Has Officially Recognized Lukashenko as President

News has emerged that draniki are being proposed for inclusion in the UNESCO cultural heritage list

The Head of the United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, Deputy Head Pavel Latushka, Representative for National Revival Pavel Barkouski, Representative for Youth Policy and Students Marharyta Vorykhava, and Chief of Staff of the Cabinet Valery Matskevich laid flowers at the monument to Taras Shevchenko in Warsaw on the day of the fourth anniversary of the start of Russia's full-scale aggression against Ukraine

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

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

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

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