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Our mission, first and foremost, is to build the Eurasian Union on the basis of the theory of Eurasianism – both classical and contemporary.
Yuri Kofner, director, Center for Continental Cooperation and chairman, Eurasian Movement of Russia answered frequently asked questions (FAQ) about the Eurasian Movement. Interviewed by Olga Kshanovskaya. Moscow, February 7, 2016.
The State of Disunion in Belarus
The State of Disunion in Belarus
(Jamestown Foundation – jamestown.org – Eurasia Daily Monitor: Volume 18, Issue 56 – Grigory Ioffe – April 7, 2021) The key descriptor for Belarusian society at the moment may be “disintegration.” Namely, Belarusians appear not to see eye to eye on three major issues. One is their attitude toward President Alyaksandr Lukashenka’s leadership and legitimacy. The second is geopolitical lean: whether…
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JRL NEWSWATCH: "Multinational firms under pressure to break ties with Belarus; The West has imposed sanctions on Belarus' elite, but they are not enough to oust President Alexander Lukashenko. Increasingly the opposition and its supporters are targeting international companies doing business with Belarus" - bne Intellinews/ Ben Aris
JRL NEWSWATCH: “Multinational firms under pressure to break ties with Belarus; The West has imposed sanctions on Belarus’ elite, but they are not enough to oust President Alexander Lukashenko. Increasingly the opposition and its supporters are targeting international companies doing business with Belarus” – bne Intellinews/ Ben Aris
“International multinational firms are coming under increased pressure to break business ties with Belarus as opposition leaders apply a ‘name and shame’ campaign …. Belarus has been wracked by mass demonstrations since last year’s disputed August 9 presidential elections … massively falsified … saw [President Alexander] Lukashenko returned to office by a landslide … [under] official results.…
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JRL NEWSWATCH: “Alexander Lukashenko changes tack in Belarus stand-off; Meeting imprisoned opposition leaders is departure from previous hardline approach” – Financial Times/ James Shotter, Max Seddon "After ... weeks in the Belarusian KGB prison, tech executive Dmitry Rabtsevich and a dozen opposition activists ...
JRL NEWSWATCH: “After Weeks of Pressure in Belarus, Protesters and Lukashenko Locked in Dangerous Stalemate; More than 100,000 people protest; country’s longtime leader set to meet Putin on Monday” – Wall Street Journal/ Thomas Grove "More than 100,000 ... poured into the streets of ... Minsk , sparking a show of force and mass detentions by riot police[,] ...
RUSSIALINK: "Travel Ban, Oil Supplies on Russia-Belarus Agenda" - Moscow Times
RUSSIALINK: “Travel Ban, Oil Supplies on Russia-Belarus Agenda” – Moscow Times
(Moscow Times – themoscowtimes.com – Sept. 4, 2020)
Russia and Belarus are preparing to reopen borders that were closed because of the coronavirus pandemic and are discussing rerouting Belarusian oil exports through Russia, news outlets reported after high-level talks Thursday.
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and his delegation met Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and his…
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JRL NEWSWATCH: “Belarus protests stoke sea change at state media outlets; Hundreds of journalists have gone on strike demanding fair coverage of demonstrations” – Financial Times/ Max Seddon, James Shotter "... a sea change at ... normally pliant state media[,] [h]undreds of journalists have gone on strike demanding fair coverage of the protests and ...