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Belarusian Yearbook 2022

Belarusian Yearbook 2022

Belarusian Yearbook 2022 presents a comprehensive analysis of the key developments and current status of the main sectors of the state and society in 2021.

The book is presented under the aegis of the Agency for Social and Political Expert Appraisal and the Belarusian Expert Network Nashe Mnenie (‘Our opinion’).

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Minsk steps up Eurasian integration rhetoric Предприниматели против Таможенного союза: выгоды и риски для властей Minsk requires new “commodity” for bargaining with West

Situation in Belarus

November 11 – November 17

Society and political parties

Democratic Forces Address the Consequences of Electoral Repressions

Security issues

Belarusian Military Intelligence Prepares for NATO Aggression

Belarus-West relations

The West Ignores Lukashenka’s Regime’s Calls to Address Migration Issues

The ruling elite

Plans for the 2025 Elections: Lukashenka Seeks to Regain Popular Support

Belarus-Russia relations

Made in Belarus / Made in the US: Competing for a Technological Image

Constitutional referendum: main consequences

Speakers: Anatoliy Lebedko, Andrei Kazakevich

How to count the political prisoners: are the new criteria needed?

Speakers: Aleh Hulak, Aleh Aheyeu, Viachaslau Kasinierau

Paternalism In Decline, Belarusian Euroscepticism, And The Influence Of Russia

October 11, 2021

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Belarusian Yearbook 2023

Belarusian Yearbook 2022

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Trends

Belarus-Russia relations

Made in Belarus / Made in the US: Competing for a Technological Image

November 11 – November 17

Launching Soon: A Union News Aggregator for the News That Doesn’t Exist

November 4 – November 10

The Investment Boom Period Has Ended

October 28 – November 3

Belarus Joins BRICS: Another Brick in a Wall Without Mortar

October 21 – October 27

Trends

Belarus-West relations

The West Ignores Lukashenka’s Regime’s Calls to Address Migration Issues

November 11 – November 17

What Does Trump’s Victory Mean for Belarus-West Relations?

November 4 – November 10

Lukashenka Advocates for Negotiations with Ukraine but Is Ready to Lend Military Support to Russia Again if Necessary

October 28 – November 3

Peacemaking without Normalization: Writing “BRICS” with the West in Mind

October 21 – October 27

Trends

Security issues

Belarusian Military Intelligence Prepares for NATO Aggression

November 11 – November 17

What Does Trump’s Peace Plan for Ukraine Mean for Belarus?

November 4 – November 10

The Dubious Contribution of Minsk to Eurasian Security: A Second Attempt

October 28 – November 3

Preparation for a New Strike on Ukraine: Minsk and Moscow Approve the Concept for the Strategic Maneuvers “Zapad-2025”

October 21 – October 27

Trends

Society and political parties

Democratic Forces Address the Consequences of Electoral Repressions

November 11 – November 17

Democratic Forces: Diversification of Risks in Relations with the West

November 4 – November 10

The Democratic Forces’ Electoral Agenda: Avoiding Repression

October 28 – November 3

Elections 2025: Are Democratic Forces Out of the Game?

October 21 – October 27

Trends

The ruling elite

Plans for the 2025 Elections: Lukashenka Seeks to Regain Popular Support

November 11 – November 17

Elections 2025: Forcing Society into Total Loyalty to the Lukashenka’s Regime

November 4 – November 10

Elections-2025: “Standby” Candidates of the Regime

October 28 – November 3

Elections 2025: In Anticipation of “Black Swans”

October 21 – October 27