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Tag: Alexandr Lukashenko

United Front: Sanctioned Iran and Belarus To Bolster Ties

Tristan Vanheuckelom March 15, 2023

The Belarusian president and his Iranian counterpart inked cooperation deals in various areas while comparing notes on how to navigate Western-imposed sanctions.

Belarus Joins Russian Forces in the War

Hélène de Lauzun October 12, 2022

The entry of Belarusian forces into the war marks a decisive step in the evolution of the conflict—and its extension beyond the two main combatants. 

Lukashenko: If Provoked, We Will Use Nuclear Weapons

Tristan Vanheuckelom August 28, 2022

The Belarusian leader touted his country’s fighter jets, now retrofitted with nuclear weapons. While Belarus has no nuclear arsenal of its own, after a referendum held earlier this year, it receives nuclear weaponry from its Russian ally.

Belarus: Referendum Clears Path to Placement of Russian Nukes

Tristan Vanheuckelom March 3, 2022

Exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya took to Twitter upon hearing the outcome. She called it a “shame” and a “sham,” adding that “there can’t be any recognition of the ‘referendum’ and its outcomes.”

Storming the Border: A Belarusian Stand-Off

Daria Fedotova January 19, 2022

Poland, Latvia, and Lithuania, as well as other countries like Greece, are the gatekeepers of Europe, protecting their neighbours from a destabilising foreign influx. Their governments continually face hard choices but are steadfast in their commitment. There can be no compromises with extortionists.

Polish Catholics Should be Willing to Accept Refugees, Says Top Bishop

Bridget Ryder January 3, 2022

Archbishop Wojciech Polak said he ready to take the migrants into his diocese. “But the admission itself is not enough. We need a far-reaching, wide-ranging system of assistance that would enable them to find each other, integrate, and function in a new place.”

Belarus: Regime Critics Worried by Proposed Changes to Constitution

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 30, 2021

If passed, it is feared current President Alexander Lukashenko, long accused of being of the authoritarian persuasion, would be able to consolidate and extend his power, only leaving office in 2035 after reigning 41 years.

Polish Prime Minister at the Belarusian Border: “We Must Be Prepared for the Worst Scenarios”

Tristan Vanheuckelom December 9, 2021

“The Polish-Belarusian border separates two worlds—dictatorship from democracy, and a normal state which cares for its citizens from a regime which uses the citizens of other countries as human shields,” said PM Morawiecki.

European Commission: There Will Be No Negotiations With Belarus 

Robert Semonsen November 19, 2021

The European Commission, the executive arm of the European Union, said on Thursday that under no circumstances will the bloc negotiate with the Lukashenko regime over the future of migrants stranded along the Polish-Belarusian border.

Lukashenko Calls on Merkel to Take In 2,000 Migrants 

Robert Semonsen November 18, 2021

After engineering a humanitarian crisis along the Polish-Belarusian border, President Aleksandr Lukashenko has called on Germany’s outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel (CDU) to help rectify the situation by taking in 2,000 migrants.

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