Belarusian Yearbook 2021
A comprehensive analysis of developments in key segments of the state and society in the year 2020, which became a historical watershed for the nat
Belarusian Institute for Strategic Studies
Analysis
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The EU response to the Belarusian crisis: solidarity or by-standing?
There is a potential room for discussion with Moscow on the scenarios that could be acceptable for all parties involved.
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All-Belarusian People's Assembly: Will There Be Any Consequences?
Transcript and video of an online session of the Expert Analytical Club
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Lukashenka Threatens with NATO, COVID-19 on the Rise
The government is increasing taxes while admitting budget deficit, protests get decentralized, the EU imposes new sanctions.
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Make love, not war
Will Belarusians’ russophilism protect them from the Kremlin’s aggression?
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Belarus: pro-democracy does not mean anti-Russia
Have Belarusians turned to the West? Hardly so.
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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.
