Detractors of Tikhanovskaya convene for a consulting session to discuss their future strategies.
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Curious 'bout that mystery Belarus roundtable? The only confirmed participant thus far is ol' Mikhail Kucherov, ex-cop turned Luxembourg resident. He ain't spillin' the beans yet on who else is helpin' organize the shindig or where the dough comes from. But he did shrug off a few pointed questions from "Naviny.by" about attendees and goals, citing ongoin' negotiations and limited public information. All we know is the date and reg'istration deets.
The event's registration form leans heavy on the theme of trust crisis and questionable leadership, so it's safe to assume they'll be airin' grievances about Svetlana Tikhanovskaya and Pavel Latushko - potential sore spots for detractors of the Office and NAU. The less-than-enthralled supporters of these democratic forces have been promisin' the event left and right.
As for what's happenin' in Belarus these days, there's an increase in cars and buses sneakin' out, protests ain't makin' much of a difference, and a key Belarusian figure, Alexander Klaskowski Jr., has passed away.
But if you're lookin' for a more in-depth analysis, here's a lowdown on other Belarus-related events and debates that have been buzzin' around:
- Belarusian Diaspora Conference: Speakers at this conference included Siarhei Budkin, Tsimok Akudovich, Vital Samsonau, and Alena Kakhovich, discussin' NGOs, diaspora fundraisin' strategies, and cultural initiatives.
- Roundtable on Gender Equality: In Estonia, participants talked about gender equality and LGBTQ+ rights in Belarus, with Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya’s Representative for Estonia and Latvia, Vitaly Malchanau, and representatives from NGOs present.
- Belarus at the SCO Forum: Representatives attended a forum in New Delhi, sharin' their thoughts on security and sustainable development. The delegation was headed by BISR Deputy Director Vitaly Stakhovsky.
So there ya go! That's the lowdown on the Belarus roundtable and a few other Belarus-related happenin's. If you're lookin' for more, just ask!
The upcoming roundtable in Belarus might shed light on the internal policy-and-legislation and politics surrounding Svetlana Tikhanovskaya and Pavel Latushko, given the registration form's focus on trust crisis and questionable leadership. Meanwhile, other significant Belarus-related events include discussions around gender equality, NGOs, and security at the Belarusian Diaspora Conference, Roundtable on Gender Equality, and the SCO Forum.
