Belarus, Lukashenko

Belarus sets a Jan. 26 election that's almost certain to extend its authoritarian leader's rule
Lawmakers in Belarus set the next presidential election for Jan. 26, a vote almost certain to extend the three-decade rule of authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko
Belarus sets presidential election for January, Lukashenko to run again
Authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko expected to extend his term through election opposition call a "farce".View on euronews
Belarus Weekly: Lukashenko to reelect himself in January as regime prepares for elections
Belarus reportedly shoots down the second Russian drone amid ongoing incursions into its airspace. The EU supports Poland’s migration plan, including suspended right to asylum amid the continued artificial migration crisis at the Belarus border.
Belarus’ Lukashenko sets polling date for probable re-election
Belarus will hold its next presidential election on 26 January, according to the country's Central Election Commission. This will be the first presidential vote since the contested 2020 election, which faced widespread allegations of fraud and sparked mass protests.
Belarus to Hold Next Presidential Election on Jan. 26
Belarus will hold its next presidential election on Jan. 26, the country's Central Election Commission announced Wednesday. Belarus, a key ally of Russia, has been ruled since 1994 by President Alexander Lukashenko.
Lukashenko's first competitor in the presidential elections in Belarus has become known
"The party has never missed a single election campaign since 1994. We have always worked to strengthen the constitutional order of the country… Therefore, I want to announce my participation in the elections and I am running from the Liberal Democratic Party as a presidential
Lukashenko confident election campaign in Belarus will go well
Belarus is ready for the election and is ready to respond to any provocations, Aleksandr Lukashenko said in an interview with Izvestia earlier.
Belarus to hold presidential election in January 2025
Belarus will hold a presidential election in January 2025 and the incumbent, President Alexander Lukashenko, will seek a seventh term in office, state news Belta reported on Wednesday. The decision to hold the vote on Jan. 26 was made at a meeting of the House of Representatives, the lower house of parliament.
Controversial Belarus Election Set Amidst Political Tensions
Belarusian lawmakers have scheduled the next presidential election for January 26, likely extending Alexander Lukashenko's three-decade rule. Opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya denounced it as a 'farce'.
Belarus to hold presidential vote on January 26
Belarus will hold a presidential election on January 26, four and a half years after widespread allegations of vote rigging in the last ballot led to nationwide mass protests.
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Sergeyenko: Belarus' presidential election will determine future of country for coming years
The presidential election in Belarus will determine the future of the country for the coming years, Chairman of the House of ...
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Elections 2025: documents submitted to Central Election Commission to register first initiative group of Presidential candidate: Aleksandr Lukashenko
The documents required for registration of an initiative group of voters for the nomination of Presidential candidate Aleksandr ...