Examples of using Lukashenko in English and their translations into Czech
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I have discovered where Lukashenko is.
Lukashenko bought some kind of virus.
In Hungary, there is no Lukashenko party.
The Lukashenko regime should be isolated.
Belarus: Ukraine crisis brings Lukashenko into the game.
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The Lukashenko regime, or the people of Belarus?
I'm meeting someone to find out why Lukashenko came here.
In negotiations with Lukashenko, however, there should be no concessions on human rights.
This has to be understood, and we will not stop reminding Lukashenko and his friends of it.
We are also aware that Mr Lukashenko has been in power for a long time and that his reaction is typical.
If we agree to this kind of law in Europe, how are we going to have discussions with Mr Lukashenko?
Currently, President Lukashenko is managing to maintain strong political and economic ties with the Kremlin.
With regard to Belarus,I have been a staunch critic in the past of the Lukashenko dictatorship.
Cooperation between Mr Lukashenko and Mr Saakashvili looks like political fiction and political horror combined.
This is, perhaps, our most important opportunity concerning all of our neighbours,including Lukashenko.
We are very cautious in our dealings with President Lukashenko, but a new direction in this area is welcome.
FR Mr President, I would like todraw the European Parliament's attention to the arrival of the President of Belarus, Mr Lukashenko, in Prague.
However, the point is that there is no evidence that Lukashenko is happy to place all his eggs in Moscow's basket.
The EU's demands to release political prisoners andend the violence against citizens have been totally ignored by the Lukashenko administration.
It is 20 years since the Soviet Union collapsed,but for President Lukashenko of Belarus, it is as if nothing has changed at all.
Paragraph 8 of our resolution says clearly: it is time to introduce economic sanctions,because this is the only language which Lukashenko understands.
This is sufficient cause not to invite Alexander Lukashenko to the EU summit, in response to the appeals of the Belarusian opposition.
Might this decline in the Belarusian economic position put paid to the chance of a new domestic andforeign orientation of the Lukashenko Government?
In conclusion might I add that an invitation to Mr Lukashenko to participate in the Prague Spring Summit would be incomprehensible and hard to justify.
Let us not forgetthe Europeans in Belarus, a country with a civilisation similar to our own, but one which is kept closed by the Lukashenko regime.
The release of political prisoners a year ago was the first sign of the Lukashenko regime's willingness to meet the demands of the EU and engage in serious dialogue.
It is vital that the European Union stands united on this andthat the Member States cease pursuing any bilateral initiatives with Lukashenko and his regime.
We can show Mr Lukashenko and the Belarus regime that, if you move towards democracy, if you move towards respecting international values, there is another way for you.
Its entry into force depends only on the signature of the dictator,Mr Lukashenko, and that is no more than a formality.
Ladies and gentlemen, it seems to me that Europe helps many people change, ourselves included and, as for Belarus,even the leader of that country, Alexander Lukashenko.