Belarus: pro-democracy does not mean anti-Russia
Have Belarusians turned to the West? Hardly so.
Belarusian Institute for Strategic Studies
Analysis
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Violence against Protesters and Diplomatic Scandals
Lukashenka seeks to replace the protest agenda by discussing Constitution amendments, Tsikhanouskaya presents her ultimatum, European ambassadors l
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Civil society: from street advocacy to internal financing
Information technologies will facilitate NGO development, while the economic stagnation in Belarus will impede it.
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50 Days of Protests
IT-business is losing $100 thousand daily, Svetlana Tikhanovskaya is reinstating her foreign policy legitimacy.
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Belarus: Elections Not Recognized by EU and Society, Protests are Ongoing
Falsified election results and brutal actions of security forces spawn society outrage and revoke Lukashenko’s domestic and foreign legitimacy.
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In Belarus, Aliaksandr Lukashenka will do anything to cling on to power
What is happening to Belarusian authoritarianism? Shmatsina's article in The Guardian
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Candidates without masks, the authorities without a heart, and COVID dissidents at headquarters
“The pandemic will become an ally of the authorities in falsifying the turnout” (Illia Dabratvor)
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After the pandemic: solidarity, politics, and atomization
‘The coronavirus has demonstrated that we have a civil society.’
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Belarus: Wave of Repression at the Start of the Election Campaign
Hundreds of people were arrested and fined while the West criticizes the persecution of politicians and bloggers.
