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MINSK, March 30 (Reuters) – Belarus has softened charges against two former presidential candidates arrested during the protests against President Alexander Lukashenko’s reelection last December,

Lukashenko’s government believes that the EU will not take any decisive actions in response to the repression occurring in Belarus. Furthermore, it will not impose

Alexander Lukashenko, the President of Belarus, has hit out at plans by a group of British lawyers to sue him over his regime’s ongoing crackdown