Last week, pro-government Russian experts and media launched a new series of attacks on the Belarusian government. Minsk, they insisted, is going the way of Yanukovich’s Ukraine.
22.10.2015 | 12:12
The aim of the research is to present the current state of interaction between civil society organizations (CSOs) and government agencies with regard to political decision-making in Belarus.
22.10.2015 | 12:01
The head of the Institute for Policy Studies Palіtychnaya Sphera (Political Sphere) talks about the main challenges Belarusan authorities face after the predictable president election on October 11.
21.10.2015 | 14:23
More people have been formally charged with administrative offenses in connection with their involvement in a post-election protest held on October 11 in central Minsk.
21.10.2015 | 10:39
Both the authorities and the opposition agree that the existing economic model should change. However, it’s difficult to predict whether economic reforms should be anticipated.
21.10.2015 | 08:35
Belarusan authorities have faced a new threat – an economic crisis that cannot be resolved by a mere thaw in relations with the West.
20.10.2015 | 09:05
The 2015 presidential election in Belarus revealed three important controversies for the authorities, the opposition and the West, writes the editor of BelarusDigest.
17.10.2015 | 10:51
Lukashenka won a fifth term in office by a landslide on October 11 in an election that could see an easing of relations with the West and raise questions about his ties to Vladimir Putin's Russia.
16.10.2015 | 12:17
Why Internet-meme and “funny and miserable mustached man” is as legitimate as the “dangerous dictator” Putin? Why do souvenirs from Belarus shock Russians? A look on our country & Ukraine from Moscow.
15.10.2015 | 08:09
The US State Department welcomes the peaceful conduct of the presidential election in Belarus, but notes that it can hardly be named free and fair.
14.10.2015 | 10:21
Meanwhile Lukashenka’s voting machine continues to improve. In the current elections, it has managed to ensure unprecedented high turnout during the early voting.
14.10.2015 | 09:30
Next day after the presidential elections in Minsk immediately three reports about the observation over the election campaign and on the voting day were presented.
14.10.2015 | 08:04
As Aliaksandr Lukashenka wins his fifth term as president, are there signs that Belarus’ political stagnation might be about to change, wonders Devin Ackles.
13.10.2015 | 11:42
Belarusian Association of Journalists (BAJ) was the first to join a global network of 80 independent non-governmental organisations.
12.10.2015 | 08:51
For Belarus, its own Nobel Prize winner is more interesting than the so-called “elections”. “Nasha Niva’s” editorial office wasn’t able to accommodate all who came to Alexievich’s Nobel conference.
12.10.2015 | 08:05
The Belarusian regime traditionally sees the EU as a threat to its rule and close cooperation with Europe risks bringing additional pressure from the Kremlin.
11.10.2015 | 10:06
Belarus encourages early voting because it eases the manipulation of electoral outcome: for early ballots to be valid only the presence of two members of the precinct election commission is required.
11.10.2015 | 08:03
If the authorities refrain from cracking down on mass protests and using state media to slander opposition, it will become a chance for Belarus to improve relations with the West in the long run.
10.10.2015 | 08:47
IISEPS that recorded political sentiments of Belarusians predict that more than the half of voters would come to the polling stations and the majority of those would vote for the incumbent president.
09.10.2015 | 11:22
He said Belarus would likely face economic tightening not only as a result of the coronavirus pandemic but also a Russian trade oil crisis that worsened this past winter.
In his report, philosopher Gintautas Mažeikis discusses several concepts that have been a part of the European social and philosophical thought for quite a time.
It is impossible to change life in cities just in three years (the timeline of the “Agenda 50” campaign implementation). But changing the structure of relationships in local communities is possible.