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Names of Natalya Eismont, Dmitriy Baskov, Nikolay Karpenkov were loud amidst protests in Belarus. They might be called the pro-regime beneficiaries of the protest period. What were they before the election 2020 and how did they get where they are now?
What role do theThe Main Directorate for Combating Organized Crime and Corruption of the MVD of Belarus and its former Deputy Chief Bladimir Tihinya play in all this?
Tractors, hotels, smuggling, food stores, import, flowers, fur and bars make just a short list of monopolies that help Tiateryn to rake in with the help of Lukashenka’s generous approval
Why is Belarus Power Plant constantly shutting down and what is at stake? Why was the station started despite all its break downs? From the construction documents leaked by @CyberPartisans
It is a well-known fact that European countries imposed unprecedented sanctions on the official Minsk. First, it was done in response to violence against peaceful protesters, then Europe was outraged at the Ryanair plane “hijacking”. Eventually, Europe imposed sanctions for the crisis Minsk...
In exchange for letting Alyaksey Aleksin becoming a monopolist on the tobacco market, Alyaksandar Lukashenka got his motorcade complemented with luxurious cars
How Alyaksandar Lukashenka have 4-G frequencies to a company, which ditched mobile operators such as MTS Belarus, life Belarus and A1 Belarus for $38ln. Viktar Lukashenko in his turn made sure that the stolen money left the country