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Silent sisters: how Belarusian women turned prison into the frontline of resistance against Lukashenka’s regime
By Gian-Paolo Accardo, Sarah Rost
Fear, repression and propaganda: politicising South Asian migrants in Belarus and Georgia
By Paulina Siegień
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Presidential election in Belarus: ‘Most people have become as indifferent as they possibly can be’
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Viasna’s Kanstantsin Staradubets: ‘The less people speak and know about Belarus, the more Lukashenka is winning’
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The fate of Alexander Lukashenka’s regime in Belarus hangs on the war in Ukraine
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The paradox of Belarus’ presidential “election”: predictability in authoritarianism, instability in power
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