Not long ago, the dictator said a phrase that might have seemed harmless if not for its deeper meaning:"I have always asked one thing from you — give me the economy. Give me bridges, roads, milk, meat, and so on. And the military matters — leave them to me, security is my concern, I will deal with it"

On November 6 in Mozyr, during the ceremony opening the renovated bridge over the Pripyat River, Lukashenko said a phrase that could have seemed harmless, if not for its full context

Lukashenko is sinking the economy to stay afloat

Illustrative photo Beneath Lukashenko’s rhetoric about peace at the Minsk Conference on Eurasian Security lies the systematic militarization of the country, managed fear, and an attempt to consolidate power amid internal weakness

On October 20, Lukashenko signed the decree "On the Fixing of Raw Material Zones"

In recent months, the regime has been assuring us: “Belarus is for peace.” But if you look closely at its actions, we see the exact opposite. When a state speaks of peace but prepares for war, it means someone has already made the decision for us

Key Changes and Consequences

Full textual version of Pavel Latushka’s remarks for Zerkalo

On October 23, 2025, the European Union approved a new package of sanctions aimed at the financial system serving the Lukashenka regime

Thesis of the Speech by Pavel Latushka, leader of the “Latushka’s Team and Movement ‘For Freedom’” faction, delegate of the Coordination Council to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, during the meeting of the PACE Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights

A Legislative Path to War? How "Legally" Transforms Belarus into a Militarized Dictatorship

Regarding Lukashenko’s issues with China and the question of when Poland will open its border with Belarus

Once, the authorities promised us a digital future, new opportunities, innovations that would make the country a global leader. We were told that Belarus would become the "Silicon Valley of Eastern Europe", that the High-Tech Park would become a gateway to the future. But in reality — everything turned out completely differently

Some relief has been granted to Belavia under U.S. sanctions, but the airline itself remains on the SDN list. The personal aircraft of Lukashenka, included in the SDN list based on proposals from NAM, remain under sanctions

The attack on Polish territory by Russian drones is the implementation and execution of a deliberate, motivated policy by Russia with the support of the Lukashenko regime, the objectives of which are

Recently, it became known that about 19,000 surveillance cameras are planned to be installed on apartment buildings in Minsk

Premiere of the Third Episode of the NAM Documentary "Belarus in the Grip of War"

The August 26 meeting of the dictator on the "Belkoopsoyuz" turned into a public verdict on the entire system

The second episode of the documentary film "Belarus in the Grip of War" is now released

Under Lukashenko, Belarus is the Kremlin's most loyal ally among all the former Soviet republics.