The working group created by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration of Poland, dealing with the legalization of Belarusians

Achieving the goal of a future democratic Belarus was the main topic of discussion during a meeting between Deputy Head of the Cabinet

In recent days, the Deputy Head of the Cabinet has held meetings with the ambassadors of Latvia, Lithuania, and France

The new sanctions package targets key areas of the economy, trade, and industry

On December 11, 2023, Pavel Latushka met in Brussels with the EU Special Representative for Sanctions, David O'Sullivan

What risks arise with the entry into force of the Agreement on the mutual recognition of Belarusian and Russian visas?

This week, the delegation of the Coordination Council of Belarus is taking part in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of EU session

A resolution titled "Urgent Need for Free and Fair Elections in Belarus" was unanimously adopted

Most of the identified individuals are from Warsaw (203 people)

More than 80 delegations from around the world gathered for the ceremony, including presidents, prime ministers

Pavel Latushka highlighted the key issues of the last 4 years

The adoption by the Senate of the Republic of Poland of the Resolution on the issue of unfair elections in Belarus

Pavel Latushka visited the Museum and Center of Belarusian Culture in Hajnówka, which was established over 40 years ago

The maintenance of the Belarusian language and culture by the Belarusian minority in Poland, as well as the honoring of their roots, serves

Theses of the speech of Pavel Latushka at the conference ‘The Future of Belarus’

Key points from the speech by Pavel Latushka, at the joint session of the EU Affairs Committee of the Polish Sejm

The country will continue to uphold its approach of sanctioning the Lukashenko regime and supporting Belarusian democratic forces

Poland's EU presidency begins on January 1, 2025. The Polish Deputy Minister emphasized that one of the main priorities of Poland's presiden

Europe must not turn a blind eye to Lukashenko's crimes

Europe needs to wake up