Lukashenka is fully controlled by Putin and is a war criminal who must be brought to justice. Polish MEP and Vice-Chair of ...

Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya told Euronews that her country might be used as a launchpad to attack and invade the Baltic states, but the people of Belarus will not go to war ...

“Lukashenka’s regime’s participation in Putin’s criminal war must not doom the Belarusian people to the role of pariah. There are many who continue their fight against aggressors, ...

Siarhei Tsikhanouski and 13 other prisoners have been released from jail and are now free in Lithuania, the neighbouring country's government said.

Lukashenka controls the Belarusian army and has threatened to send it to Ukraine on several occasions. Given that the last shelling of Ukraine from Belarusian territory took place almost six months ...

As UDF highlights, Lukashenka’s attempts to establish cooperation with Zimbabwe can be explained by two possible reasons: either moves to subvert Western sanctions or an attempt to build a corruption ...

While Lukashenka in 2020 arrested and deported more than 30 Wagner members he accused of seeking to foment unrest, he may want to keep them around for his own needs this time around, experts said.

In Lukashenka's Belarus, political opposition is suppressed, the media is state-controlled, and citizens face economic pressures and limited personal freedoms in daily life.

Lukashenka is a key ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin and allowed him to stage part of his full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 from Belarus.

Lukashenka stepped in, offering a mixture of authoritarianism and traditionalist leadership. "His views are very close to communist, but the Communists are his opposition," says Alexander Sasnow, an ...