Pavel Slunkin looks at why so many Belarusians have become politically involved since 2020
For companies, especially in the energy sector, this means one thing above all: they have to assess geopolitical risks, analyse their risk exposure and examine different political scenarios
Jonathan Hackenbroich and the Agora Strategy Group analyse which further escalation steps in Belarus could still threaten the energy sector
Tikhanovskaya’s US visit is perhaps her most important foreign trip yet because of Washington’s power and influence. High-level meetings will send strong signals over the Atlantic
Kadri Liik on the unified response by the EU to Belarus
The fruits of those relatively good economic years were widely shared […] and while it’s not true to say there wasn’t corruption, there hasn’t been the same kind of oligarchy or ma
Andrew Wilson explains that Lukashenko’s position also stems from the strong economy in the 1990s and 2000s before the global economic crash of 2008
The EU is divided on whether Belarus and Russia should be treated separately, because if Moscow got rid of Lukashenko, Russia might be part of the solution