Pavel Latushka held a meeting with the Polish Agency for Entrepreneurship Development

On July 22, the Museum of Free Belarus invites to the "Evening-meeting of Friends of the Museum of Free Belarus" dedicated to the anniversar

Zaderkovskaya, the NAM's representative for social and cultural endeavors, discussed the work, development and future prospects of the Museu

Your visit to Ukraine gave an impulse to the activation of Belarusian-Ukrainian relations

Comments by Pavel Latushka to Gazeta Wyborcza

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda said that Belarus "is no longer independent, it is another province of the Russian Federation."

This question is still very topical and has been the subject of much discussion

Deputy Head of UTC, Head of the NAM P. Latushka met with representatives of the Ministry of Development and Technology of Poland

Now in the center of Europe there is not one, but two wars unleashed by Russia. Russia's war against a free and independent Ukraine

Lukashenko is Moscow's ally, enabling Russian military actions in Ukraine and hosting their tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus

The NAM transferred evidence of crimes committed by Lukashenko, Mezentsev, Golovaty, Talai, and Volkova to the ICC

Allowing Moscow to place tactical nuclear weapons on its soil is just the latest sign of its loss of sovereignty to the Kremlin

The Belarusian democracies expected a stronger Western response to the deployment of Russian nuclear weapons in Belarus

Statement of the UTC of Belarus on Countering Threats to the Sovereignty and the Independence of the Republic of Belarus

Do you know what the situation in Belarus is like? – I ask our European, civilized partners and neighbors

Pavel Latushka for Notes from Poland, the VoiCEE podcast JUN 1, 2023

Prepared by the Strategic Analysis Department of the National Anti-Crisis Management

In a conversation with Evroradio editor Dmytro Lukashuk, Ukrainian expert of the Center for Counteracting Russian Aggression Dmytro Gromakov

Pavel Latushka about meetings in Kiev

Welcoming speech by Pavel Latushka at the Conference on Baltic Sea Cooperation in Postwar Europe