Tagged With Belarus

A leaked recording exposed how Belarus' KGB plans its assassinations in Europe

Mitch Prothero

I've seen what happens when a president refuses to give up power, as Trump has repeatedly hinted he might

Dan Peleschuk

Women in Belarus are helping activists build a database of security officers' identities by ripping off their balaclavas and riot helmets at protests

Mitch Prothero

Lukashenko's love of being photographed with guns suggests he might be worried about the loyalty of his inner circle

Mitch Prothero

Putin is using RT to double down in Belarus: 'If you arrest the right 500 people, the other 100,000 won't show up'

Mitch Prothero

Dramatic video shows flower-waving Belarusian women bursting through a police cordon as Minsk protests intensify

Sophia Ankel

How Ukraine's audacious secret service successfully scammed Putin and his mercenaries

Mitch Prothero

Trump must tell Putin to stay out of Belarus, says his former national security adviser John Bolton

Adam Payne

Putin has no clear options in Belarus

Mitch Prothero

Vladimir Putin has offered to send military assistance to support Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko as up to 200,000 protesters gather to demand his removal

Thomas Colson

Video shows Belarus riot police lowering their shields and being hugged by protesters, as 'Europe's last dictator' clings to power

Alexandra Ma

Belarus said it will release detained protesters after reports of torture and police brutality at demonstrations over its contentious election result

Bill Bostock

Belarus state TV broadcast chilling footage of bruised protesters promising to give up after the election was widely condemned as rigged

Bill Bostock

The Belarus opposition leader reappeared in neighbouring Lithuania after challenging its election result. Reports say she left as a deal to get her chief of staff out of jail.

Sinéad Baker

The arrest of 33 Russian mercenaries amid election chaos in Belarus is testing Putin's patience

Mitch Prothero

Belarus erupts in protest after opposition alleges rigged election

Charles Davis

Europe's last dictator got COVID-19 after telling people they could avoid it by drinking vodka and going to the sauna

John Haltiwanger

Plastic partitions, temperature checks, and socially distanced classrooms: How countries are reopening schools following coronavirus closures

Melissa Wiley, Joey Hadden

Eastern Europe is recording lower coronavirus infections and lifting lockdowns earlier than their richer, more developed Western European counterparts. Here's why.

Bill Bostock

Photos show what daily life is really like inside Chernobyl's exclusion zone, one of the most polluted areas in the world

Katie Canales