Alesandr Lukashenko
Alesandr Lukashenko has been the President of Belarus since 1994, known for his authoritarian style of governance. Often referred to as 'Europe's last dictator,' he has maintained a tight grip on power through controversial elections and a strong security apparatus. Lukashenko's regime is characterized by state control over the economy, suppression of dissent, and strained relations with Western nations, although he has sought closer ties with Russia. His leadership has been marked by significant political turmoil and protests, especially following the disputed 2020 presidential election.
Born on Aug 30, 1954 (71 years old)
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Belarus:
Alesandr Lukashenko expressed his frustration over the lack of public transport options and proposed the use of electric transport.
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Belarus:
Alesandr Lukashenko gave instructions regarding actions of Belarusian border guards at the border with Lithuania.
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Russia:
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko stated that he would only apologize to Lithuania if he is at fault.
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Kazakhstan:
President of Belarus Alesandr Lukashenko urged the youth not to expect salary increases.
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Belarus:
The tobacco sector in Belarus is controlled by state structures and businessmen associated with the Lukashenko family.
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Belarus:
Alesandr Lukashenko missed a walk with the leaders of the CIS countries in Dushanbe.
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Belarus:
Alesandr Lukashenko pardoned some political prisoners in Belarus.
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Belarus:
Alesandr Lukashenko ordered that all products in Mak.by should be Belarusian.
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Belarus:
Lukashenko is mentioned in the context of a colleague being detained for defamation against him.
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Belarus:
Lukashenko is the current president of Belarus, whose regime is described as totalitarian.
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