Episode 1. The GDR: How election fraud triggered the fall of the regime

Opening remarks by Pavel Latushka, Deputy Head of the United Transition Cabinet and Head of the National Anti-Crisis Management, at the Minsk Forum 2026

The situation in Belarus, the accountability of the Lukashenko regime, and possible ways out of the deep domestic political crisis in Belarus were the main topics of discussion at a meeting between Pavel Latushka, Deputy Head of the UЕС and delegate of the СС, and a delegation of the Flemish Peace Instituteand members of the Flemish Parliament

Today we will try to examine yet another economic and geopolitical miscalculation by the Lukashenko regime. The analysis shows that the regime is tying the country's transport and oil system to the Islamic Republic of Iran, which is sinking both economically and militarily

There are no illusions regarding the Lukashenko regime, noted Hana Hubáčková, Director General for European Affairs of the Czech Ministry of Foreign Affairs, during a meeting with Pavel Latushka, Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet and Head of the NAM

Attention was paid to changing magazines correctly and choosing a firing position, to the procedure for handling weapons in a sudden encounter with the enemy, as well as to assuming firing positions and moving on the battlefield

During the discussion, Pavel Latushka emphasized the importance of combating Russian propaganda in Belarus

Pavel Latushka, Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet and Head of the NAM, together with NAM representatives, has begun work at the 35th Economic Forum in Karpacz

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

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

Pavel Latushka made a personal donation of 1,000 Polish zloty to the school's foundation

Electronic elections to the Coordination Council are not just a forced step, but a format that is gradually expanding in the democratic world

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

Following the agreements reached during a working trip of representatives of the democratic forces of Belarus to Kyiv in May 2026, the deputy head of the United Transitional Cabinet, head of the NAM, Pavel Latushka sent proposals substantiating the introduction of sanctions against a number of Belarusian companies working for the Russian military-industrial complex

August 25, 1991 is a defining date for the modern Belarusian state. On this day, the Supreme Soviet gave the force of constitutional law to the Declaration of State Sovereignty, adopted a year earlier. The Belarusian people declared to the world: Belarus is independent

Russian aggression against Ukraine shows us how the destruction of the sovereignty of one of our countries inevitably creates a threat to the other. That is why it is very important that we, Belarusians and Ukrainians, stand together

In the Archcathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist in Warsaw, a farewell ceremony was held for Alexander Milinkevich. The ceremony was attended by the deputy head of the United Transitional Cabinet, head of the NAM, Pavel Latushka

I think each of us, when we woke up this morning, remembered this day — August 9. What he was doing, what he was thinking at that moment, what he was dreaming of. And I am convinced that this day will remain in history, and rightfully so. By right of the fact that on this day the Belarusian people felt themselves to be a free people, a strong people