The Lukashenko regime admits that in the coming years Belarus will lack more than three hundred thousand workers

The regime has committed a horrific crime — it unleashed a war against Belarusians and wants to divide us. There will inevitably be accountability for this crime

The European Union is changing its approach to sanctions against the Lukashenko regime

For years, propaganda hammered the same myth into Belarusians' heads

An appeal by Pavel Latushka, Deputy Head of the United Transition Cabinet of Belarus and Delegate of the Coordination Council, to the officials of the regime

During the VI "TUTAKA" Festival of Belarusian Culture, held in the Baryk area near Gródek in the Podlaskie Voivodeship of Poland, the National Anti-Crisis Management organized a panel discussion titled "The Round Table in Poland in 1989: Is Such a Scenario Possible in Belarus?"

During his speech, Pavel Latushka particularly drew attention to the fact that since the beginning of 2026, continuous military activity has been recorded along three key lines: the army, internal troops, and territorial defense

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a direct and blunt warning to Lukashenko. He stated that if he does not immediately shut down Russian equipment (relay stations and communications systems on the territory of Belarus) used to guide and correct missile strikes on Ukrainian cities, Ukraine will destroy this equipment itself

Not long ago, Lukashenko once again demonstrated to the country and to the world that his economic vision is hopelessly mired in the deep Soviet past

Pavel Latushka: Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet of Belarus, Representative of the Cabinet for the Transition of Power, Head of the National Anti-Crisis Management, Leader of the "Latushka Team and the Movement 'For Freedom'" faction within the 3rd convocation of the Coordination Council. Following Lithuania, Ukraine has effectively “paid for a ticket” for Lukashenko to The Hague, this time within the framework of a different criminal process

Sitting in the gilded chairs of the Palace of Independence today is no easy task

Why is the economy built from the bottom up, not from the top down?

Lukashenko's crimes did not begin yesterday, and they are not happening only today. They have been occurring practically from the very first years of the dictator Lukashenko's time in power. Today I would like to discuss with a very distinguished guest those events that continue to trouble many Belarusians to this day

The situation regarding the release of political prisoners in Belarus, as well as the continued repression by the regime, were discussed during a meeting between the Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet and Coordination Council delegate Pavel Latushka and Ireland's Ambassador to Poland, Patrick Gerard

Lifting sanctions from the regime means potentially sponsoring Russian aggression

Today the EU adopted the 20th sanctions package against Russia, which also concerns the role of the Lukashenko regime in supporting the Kremlin's aggressive war against Ukraine

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