Pavel Latushka visited the Museum and Center of Belarusian Culture in Hajnówka, which was established over 40 years ago

The maintenance of the Belarusian language and culture by the Belarusian minority in Poland, as well as the honoring of their roots, serves

Theses of the speech of Pavel Latushka at the conference ‘The Future of Belarus’

The country will continue to uphold its approach of sanctioning the Lukashenko regime and supporting Belarusian democratic forces

Poland's EU presidency begins on January 1, 2025. The Polish Deputy Minister emphasized that one of the main priorities of Poland's presiden

Europe must not turn a blind eye to Lukashenko's crimes

Paths to Resolving the Political Crisis in Belarus Using the Example of Poland's Round Table

Accountability for Lukashenko and his regime’s crimes, sanctions policy, and justice for Belarusians were key topics of discussion during

Pavel Latushka at the side event "The Belarus Situation at the ICC: ICC Jurisdiction and the Need for State Party Support"

Pavel Latushka was invited to the working group session of the Sejm and Senate of Poland

An expert event titled "Paths to Resolving the Political Crisis in Belarus Using the Example of Poland's Round Table" took place yesterday

Meeting with the Deputy Marshal of the Polish Senate, Maciej Żywno

Pavel Latushka discussed Poland's new migration strategy with the head of the Office for Foreigners (UDSC) 

At the initiative of the Spanish ambassador, a briefing by Pavel Latushko for ambassadors of EU member states on the topic of “non-elections

Pavel Latushka met with the Belgian Ambassador, Rik van Droogenbroeck, the General Representative of Flanders to Poland, Matthias de Moor

Meeting between Pavel Latushka and Latvian Ambassador to Poland Juris Poikāns

Meeting of Pavel Latushka with Anton Hofreiter in the Bundestag

During the meeting between Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, Pavel Latushka, and Bundestag Vice President Yvonne Magwas on October 15 in Berlin

Germany is prepared to focus on investigating crimes against humanity under universal jurisdiction, particularly if victims of the regime

German and European Support for Democratic Belarus: What’s possible? What’s working? What’s missing?