Tag Archives: Alexander Lukashenko

Belarus and Ukraine: Historic Parallels, Russia’s Imperial Designs

By , September 20, 2020 in Rethinking Europe

Belarus is on a path of national rebirth that is increasingly incompatible with Putin’s pan-Slavic expansionism.

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How to Handle the Evolution of Belarus

By , August 19, 2020 in Rethinking Europe

The West should support democracy in Belarus, but avoid provocative promises.

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Donald Lukashenko: Amazing Parallels Between Belarus and the US

By , August 17, 2020 in Global Pairings

Under Trump, the United States — despite 250 years of self-government — may get dangerously close to how Europe’s last dictator has operated in Belarus.

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Belarus: Joining the Axis of Evil Instead of the EU

By , April 18, 2006 in Globalist Analysis

Will EU-imposed sanctions on Belarus force the country to align with rogue states?

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Belarus’ “Denim Revolution” Will Not Be Televised

By , March 13, 2006 in Globalist Perspective

Can the internet help end President Lukashenko’s 12-year authoritarian rule?

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