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Belarus: Give Lukashenko his LuNet!· Global Voices!
Politicians who behave in this way surely donot understand that they are doing exactly what Lukashenko expects.
Mr President, President Lukashenko is taking his self-inflicted isolation of Belarus to excess.
Perhaps, our most important opportunity concerning all of our neighbours, including Lukashenko.
On television, President Lukashenko and members of the Central Election Committee welcomed their success.
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These conclusions and the report will bemade public only after the meeting with President Lukashenko has taken place.
It is easy to level accusations at the Lukashenko regime, which deserves such accusations, and we should indeed accuse and denounce it.
Will it, moreover, be able to develop a strategy for cooperation with the growing number of critics in the Lukashenko camp?
We must not allowEU financial support to be channelled through the Lukashenko administration where we have no control over how it is used.
We have kept highly enriched uranium-hundreds of kilograms of what is basically weapons-grade and lower-enriched uranium," Lukashenko said then.
It is all well and good that President Putin should urge President Lukashenko to prevent violence, but it is not enough, not by a long shot.
The EU's demands to release political prisoners andend the violence against citizens have been totally ignored by the Lukashenko administration.
No one doubts, perhaps, that the Lukashenko regime is an authoritarian regime, but it is also totalitarian, just like the Castro regime in Cuba.
This time, it came in the form of birthday gift to the country's president, Alexander Lukashenko, after he complained about the anarchy of the Internet.
It is clear that Lukashenko does want good relations with us, but this is not out of the goodness of his soul: it is because he has very serious economic problems and wants to stay in power.
There will be"no rose, orange, or even banana revolution",the President of Belarus, Lukashenko, is quoted as saying in 2005, who is still in office today.
It would therefore be a mistake to support radio and television broadcasts inRussian. We should not be party to the russification of Belarus, as ordered by Mr Lukashenko.
Sami Ben Gharbia: In an interview reported by Reuters,President Alexander Lukashenko said:"It is time to stop the anarchy on the Internet.
Mr President, in mid-July, Belarus, the State located right at the very centre of our continent, pronounced a verdict on Alexander Kozulin, a leader of Belarusian SocialDemocratic Party who dared to challenge Alexander Lukashenko in the presidential election.
The police state methods ofrepression in use are a clear sign of Lukashenko's now quite obvious wish to remain in power indefinitely.
However, relations with the European Union countries- including Germany- deteriorated increasingly owing to the domestic developments in Belarus after President Lukashenko took office in 1994.
At the time of Obama's Nuclear Security Summit,Belarusan President Alexander Lukashenko had declared that the nation would never give up its uranium.
Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili called the recommendation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belarus for its citizens to abide by the Georgian laws when visiting Abkhazia and South Ossetia,a bold decision of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko.
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.
The divide between conservatives and nationalists discredited the government's policy,which eventually allowed Alexander Lukashenko to access power in 1994.
If the Member States do not agree to this and there is no decision from all of the27 Member States then President Lukashenko will simply not be invited, although both the opposition and the neighbouring states are recommending that we do invite him.
This is certainly not an imaginary risk, because, quite apart from the current financial problems,a cosmetic change of course on the part of Mr Lukashenko in the direction of the West is just as plausible.
I remember what Mr Milinkevich said to me today, that even if it seems that the elections were won by Mr Lukashenko, in reality the Belarusian people have won and Mr Lukashenko has started to lose the elections.
Now comes the task of ensuring that this work is continued consistently,in other words that Lukashenko must be made to cooperate with the OSCE monitoring group.
The blast occurred around 12:30 a. m on July 4; some 54 people were wounded;Belarusian president Aleksandr Lukashenko happened to be nearby when the bomb went off, but was not hurt.