Aleksandr Lukashenko
Aleksandr Lukashenko is the long-serving president of Belarus, often referred to as 'Europe's last dictator.' He has been a key ally of Russia, and his government has faced international criticism for its authoritarian practices and suppression of dissent.
Born on Aug 30, 1954 (72 years old)
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Belarus:
The Lithuanian politician stated that his country continues to consider Belarus a non-democratic state and Aleksandr Lukashenko a democratically elected leader.
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Serbia:
Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko pardoned hundreds of political prisoners as part of negotiations with the United States.
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Belarus:
Aleksandr Lukashenko proposed to increase potato cultivation areas in Belarus.
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Uzbekistan:
Belarus president Aleksandr Lukashenko released 25 political prisoners after negotiations with the US special representative Jon Koul.
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Moldova:
Lukashenko denied that the individuals in question were political prisoners.
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Belarus:
The idea of introducing such licensing received support from Lukashenko.
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Belarus:
Lukashenko discussed the proposal regarding child benefits with the leadership of the Council of Ministers.
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Belarus:
The aircraft is used not only by high-ranking Belarusian officials for business trips but also by members of Lukashenko's family for personal travel.
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Belarus:
Aleksandr Lukashenko proposed sending non-working agricultural workers and discipline violators to the army instead of criminal prosecution.
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Slovenia:
Belarusian dictator Aleksandr Lukashenko is mentioned in the context of hybrid warfare.
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