Lukashenko's statement that he is preparing for war has made a lot of noise. How to assess it?

Artsiom Brukhan, Deputy Head of the National Anti-Crisis Management, spoke about the concerns of Lukashenko and officials in an interview wi

"We are preparing for war. I speak about this frankly," declared the usurper Lukashenko during his working trip to Hrodna

On March 28, the World Russian People's Council, at its extraordinary congress chaired by Patriarch Kirill of Moscow

NAM Deputy head, Artsiom Brukhan, in an interview with "6TV Biełaruś" channel, stated

Instead of assisting those in need, the regime focuses on providing jacuzzis and saunas for the dictator

The formation of the All-Belarusian People's Assembly has begun in Belarus

The regime of Lukashenko places significant emphasis on the ideological indoctrination of children, both in Belarus and Ukraine

The illegal movement of Ukrainian children to Belarus has become the focal point of discussion at the UN Human Rights Council

Looking at the news from Russia today, we can observe the following

Some may argue that Putin's elections (and expecting anything else would be strange) passed almost unnoticed and calmly

Latvian Foreign Minister Krišjānis Kariņš  made a statement suggesting that sanctions against the Lukashenko regime should be aligned with

March 5-17 this year, elections will be held in Russia, in which, naturally, Putin will participate

Directors-General of factories are speaking out against Lukashenko one by one, recognizing the toxicity of their relationship with the regim

The emergence of a more moderate opposition is a sign of the modern time

Maxim Bahdanovich could have been reburied in Minsk

Pavel Latushka, on behalf of the UTC and the NAM, has brought to the attention of the Irish Ambassador to Poland, Patrick Gerard Haughey

There is an opinion that the sanctions allegedly provoke Lukashenko to continue repressions in Belarus, and that allegedly

The Court of the European Union has rejected the claim and declined to lift sanctions against OJSC Grodno Azot and its subsidiary Khimvolokn

The Lukashenko regime, fearing new sanctions, does not always want to advertise its cooperation with the administration of the Russian-occup