Pavel Latushka on the destructive actions of the dictator

Over 130,000 Belarusian citizens have been legalized in Poland so far

On July 16, a meeting took place in Warsaw between Andrzej Szejna, Poland's First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Pavel Latushka

Every misfortune and tragedy has its roots in specific causes. The widespread destruction and infrastructure damage in Belarusian towns

The Lukashenko regime creates real threats for Latvia and the EU

On July 15th in Warsaw, the United Transitional Cabinet (UTC) held a meeting to discuss plans and Strategy for 2025

Why does Lukashenko's regime continue to repress doctors and reduce healthcare for the public to a basic level?

Pavel Latushka at the "TUTAKA" Festival

Support for independent media, including Belsat TV, along with strategy regarding Belarus during Poland's upcoming EU

Democracy will not prevail in Belarus until the dictator and his accomplices are held accountable

Conference in Warsaw

We've recently observed a decline in illegal border crossings from Belarus into Poland, Lithuania, and Latvia

Can you imagine an independent Belarus, in whose capital foreign troops would march on Independence Day?

The dictator has been fighting corruption for 30 years but still cannot defeat it. Or maybe he doesn't want to?

Restoring the rights of victims of serious international crimes in Belarus was the central focus of meetings held by Pavel Latushka

Uladzimir Astapenka has been appointed Acting Representative for Foreign Affairs of the UTC of Belarus by Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya

Pavel Latushka outlined the following key issues and suggestions for enhancing the EU's sanctions policy

We are currently developing a revised set of regulations to ensure the Council operates with maximum efficiency, both now and in the future

On June 25th, Swedish Foreign Minister Tobias Billström met with representatives of Belarusian democratic forces

Simplifying the visa regime and improving border traffic for Belarusians