Society and political parties

Dilution of the Democratic Forces’ Agenda: Isolation or De-escalation?

December 9 – December 15

Democratic Forces: Navigating the “Elections” Without Losses

December 2 – December 8

Tsikhanouskaya’s Office: Consolidation and Protection of Activists

November 25 – December 1

New Challenges: Kanapatskaya and the Security Forces’ Special Operations

November 18 – November 24

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

Democratic Forces: Walking the Razor’s Edge of Repression

October 14 – October 20

Democratic Forces: In Pursuit of The Hague for Lukashenka

October 7 – October 13

Elections 2025: Democratic Forces Distance Themselves from the Domestic Political Calendar

September 30 – October 6

Tsikhanouskaya’s Cabinet: International Standing and Internal Criticism

September 23 – September 29

Pressure on the regime vs. de-escalation: debate in pro-democracy circles

September 16 – September 22

Long-distance duel: Latushka faces off against Lukashenka in election debate

September 9 – September 15

Opposition risks backfire: sanctions push could be self-sabotage

September 2 – September 8

The Diplomatic Potential of Democratic Forces in a Depoliticized Society

August 26 – September 1

New Challenges for the Tsikhanouskaya Coalition

August 19 – August 25

A Challenge to Tsikhanouskaya’s Leadership from the Opposition in the Coordination Council

August 12 – August 18

The Apple of Discord Among Democratic Forces: Political Prisoners

August 5 – August 11

Democratic Forces: Local Victories Amid Failure on Political Prisoners

July 29 – August 4

Adjusting Priorities: Mobility Over Sanctions

July 22 – July 28

Strategy of Democratic Forces for the 2025 Elections: To Boycott or to Participate

July 15 – July 21

Diplomatic Achievements of Democratic Forces and Communication Failure with Belarusians

July 8 – July 14

Calibration of Positions: Sanctions on the Regime and Mobility for Belarusians

July 1 – July 7

Democratic forces are encountering dual leadership: Tsikhanouskaya’s leadership vs Latushka’s coalition

June 24 – June 30

Democratic Forces Distance from the Domestic Belarusian Agenda

June 17 – June 23

Multi-level diplomacy of democratic forces

June 10 – June 16

Personnel shortage of democratic forces

June 3 – June 9

Elections to the Coordination Council: The Mobilization Loop of Democratic Forces

May 27 – June 2

Elections to the Coordination Council: Reconfiguration and Renewal of Political Organizations

May 20 – May 26

Elections to the Coordination Council: A New or Turned Page?

May 13 – May 19

Elections to the Coordination Council: Semi-finals in the Battle for Leadership in the Democratic Movement

May 6 – May 12

Resistance scores 2-0 lead in cyber war against the regime

April 29 – May 5

Coordinating Council elections: Demand demonstrated for a common platform for democratic forces

April 22 – April 28

Diplomatic Successes of Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya: Asset for Democratic Forces and Investment in the Future?

April 15 – April 21

The Coordination Council Returns to the Agenda of the Democratic Movement

April 8 – April 14

The Coordination Council: A Toxic Asset or a Key Element of the Democratic Forces’ Architecture?

April 1 – April 7