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Alexander Lukashenko, colloquially referred to as Europes last dictator, has been propped up by Vladimir Putin since the Russian autocrat agreed to send his forces to crackdown on protesters during a rigged election in 2020.

President Alexander Lukashenko has bought some time for his regime—at the cost of Belarus’ national sovereignty.

Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko on Thursday criticized what he called "stupid demands" from Poland and the Baltic states for Wagner fighters sheltering in his country to leave.

Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko discussed "important topics" about the region and the world, the Belarusian government press service said...

Belarus’ democratic forces recognise the sad reality: the connection between them and the majority of Belarusians inside the country is broken

Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad and his Belarusian counterpart celebrate the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two nations in a phone call.

Belarus President Lukashenko on Friday dismissed the speculations that Russian President Vladimir Putin may have a role to play in the plane crash.

Allowed court-appointed attorneys and i think freeing them from the influence of trump could be significant, and i think that is something that perhaps induced the prosecutors in georgia to name 18 other co-defendants and 30 other unnamed, unindicted co-conspirators to help flip them around. i want to turn now to something separate, the situation in russia thats been unfolding this week as well, a huge stories. the putin ally, lukashenko, says he can imagine that vladimir putin was involved in...

54 past the hour. earlier this hour, the last of 19 co-defendants in the georgia election interference case surrendered at the fulton county jail. we are following developments as former president trumps historic arrest last night. this mug shot you see there, its the first of any u.s. president, former u.s. president as well, it has circulated around the world. publications throughout the world. joining us now, a senior fellow at southern methodist center for presidential history. thank you for...

He never actually left. a lot of people assumed that he went to belarus as a supposed deal was worked out between him and president lukashenko and putin after the mutiny. he never went to belarus except for a short period of time. >> that i knew. most recently he was in moscow. >> he was shuttling in and out of moscow constantly. putin in his speech yesterday said he was meeting with senior government officials while in moscow. >> thats just remarkable. was spending most of his time in st. peter...