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Tag: Belarus
Belarus Is Between a Rock and a Hard Place. “Balance” its Relations between Russia and the US
Belarus is in the unenviable position of being caught in the middle of the New Cold War and having to delicately “balance” relations between Russia
Trump Is Twisting Putin’s Arm Through Lukashenko
The US has more or less succeeded in convincing Belarus to “defect” from Russia and pivot to the West, which therefore puts Trump in a
Gauging Ukraine with Russia and Belarus
In the post-Soviet period, US foreign policy and media establishments have overhyped Ukrainian positives, while disproportionately highlighting the negatives in Russia and Belarus, Michael Averko writes.
This Might be the Beginning of the End for the Russian-Belarusian Strategic Partnership
Belarus just suspended the shipment of light oil products from Russia to the West in the latest escalation of the unprecedented dispute between these two
A “Fake Fort Trump” Might Get Belarus to Back Down From Its Promise to Respond
Poland is sending signals about the uncertain future of Fort Trump. There wouldn’t ordinarily be any cause to speculate about the prospects of building the
Belarus & Russia: Nipping the “Annexation” Infowar Narrative in the Bud
The emerging narrative that Russia is planning to “annex” Belarus is nothing more than an external infowar attack on their recently troubled partnership that seeks
Belarus Just Threw Russia Under the Bus
While some of President Lukashenko’s recent statements reaffirmed his country’s military and political alliance with Moscow, others threw it under the bus by dismissing the
