#Lukashenko

Bryan MacDonald

27khv

Sad reality for Belorussians is there is no *better* outcome from what's currently happening. Fact is the economy is entirely dependent on Russia, so any successor to Lukashenko won't be

The New York Times

nytimes

A government crackdown in Belarus backfired after a slew of videos showed security forces brutally repressing demonstrators. We reviewed hundreds of the videos and spoke to protesters who were beaten,

† Ady Betambeau

adybetambeau

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an organization of 189 countries, working to foster global monetary cooperation, secure financial stability, facilitate international trade, promote high employment and sustainable economic growth,

Alexander Davidson

alex_davidson82

As there's an attempted colour "revolution" under way in Belarus here's my prediction of things to look out for. *Telegenic women with perfect English giving tearful interviews to the western

Andrzej Kozlowski

akoz33

Here is a comment from Nezygar, which many (e.g. Latynina) believe to be a Kremlin project. Still, that makes it interesting, if you keep this in mind:Russia already had a

inna shevchenko

femeninna

#Belarus [THREAD]:Today is a historic day. It is the first election in a decade when nobody can predict what will happen in Belarus. #BelarusPresidentialElection #belaruselection This was about 10 years

Sasha de Vogel

sashadevo

No one in Belarus should be reacting to Lukashenko's promise of new elections once the constitution is redrafted as if it's good news. \threadhttps://www.rbc.ru/politics/17/08/2020/5f3a8ace9a794758d50b1923?from=from_main_1 Reformin

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LynnFynn3

1) BREAKING: Belarus President Aleksandr Lukashenko said via Belarusian Telegraph Agency, BEITA, that the World Bank and IMF offered him a bribe of $940 million United States Dollars in the

Temur Umarov 马铁木

TUmarov

1/9 In Belarus, China is neither at odds with Russia nor wedded to Alexander Lukashenko. As unrest spreads following last month’s presidential election, there is little reason to expect

Sam Greene

samagreene

We should not be negotiating Belarus’s future with Moscow or anyone else. Belarusians will choose their path, just as Armenians did theirs. But @carlbildt is right that any new gov’t

BBC News (World)

BBCWorld

In Belarus, hundreds of opposition activists and journalists are being rounded up and jailed ahead of next month’s electionsBBC journalists watched as police grabbed peaceful protesters off the streets of

C.S. Blennerhassett

CSBlenner

Tomorrow’s Belarusian presidential election sees “Europe’s last dictator” Alexander Lukashenko, 66, aiming to add to his 26 years and 21 days in power. A former farm manager with trademark combover,

George Barros

georgewbarros

Are Russian security personnel operating in #Belarus? While there is no smoking gun, It’s entirely possible. I’ve been closely watching Belarus (and the Kremlin’s role there) since August. Here’s what

Artyom — covering events in Belarus

availablegreen

1/ Live tweeting Lukashenko's speech from a rally he organized. (There are two rallies happening today: pro-Lukashenko and anti-Lukashenko.)"Dear friends! Thank you all for coming! We have lived, together, through

parallel_universe #GetVaccinated #MaskUp

ignis_fatum

The head of Keramin factory (specializes in ceramics) in Minsk says that he is ready to close the factory, but only if the majority of the workers will vote for

Andrzej Kozlowski

akoz33

Of course in such a situation the most tempting thing for Putin would be to find a pro-Russian general to overthrow and shoot Lukashenko, become a hero & then try

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