@ECFRParis's discussion "Belarusian political crisis: what next?" will take place on Thursday, 15 October at 15 CEST.
@ViolavonCramon, @PavelSlunkin and @GresselGustav will analyse the achievements and missed opportunities of mass protests. Register here: https://t.co/GCxvsZ2vPf
Russia is working hard to maintain its influence in Belarus, and this has revealed itself in some surprising ways says RUSI research fellow Emily Ferris https://t.co/64ieOwyV6W
Our latest Virtual Special Issue is online! Curated by @mattchik, the VSI features 10 free articles on politics in #Belarus, selected from our unparalleled back catalogue. Read Dr Frear’s introduction to the VSI, and access every article, at this link: https://t.co/5ERdfH0xFP
What is happening in #Belarus?
And what to expect from major domestic and external players, particularly #Russia?
👉 Read in our policy paper: https://t.co/JZqdk1wbj1
#EaP#elections#Lukashenka
It took days for Europe to say anything of consequence about #Belarus. And the bloc doesn't seem to have any foreign policy guiding light elsewhere, either. That is dangerous. A Commentary by @mathieuvonrohr. https://t.co/r1RaZASITh
Despite the similar, gruesome optics, the differences between the uprisings in Belarus and Kyiv far outweigh their similarities, FP's @ak_mack writes.
https://t.co/C9GXmH6XvE
The Belarusian regime has lost legitimacy and can only hold power if Lukashenka is ready to use brute force. New @CER_EU podcast with @CER_Grant & @CER_IanBond looks at possible international responses.
https://t.co/UjuM1e4TIl
Predictably, Aliaksandr Lukashenka’s regime has betrayed its people and the West’s trust yet again. A new, tougher approach is now the only option, and sanctions are only one of several actions that should be taken, writes @jamesnixey
Belarus has not seen protest on this scale before, but Europe did in the 'miracle year' of 1989. In the fateful days ahead, Europe should remember its own recent past, and support a better future for Belarus, writes @Nigelgd1 | https://t.co/P614UdwMbH