Belarus

Anti-government protesters shift tactics to evade crackdown, creating smaller gatherings in districts across Minsk.

Thousands take to the streets against President Lukashenko once again as police use stun grenades to disperse crowds.

While protest activity may be declining, analysts say Lukashenko may not last until the next...

Police use rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse crowds as protests against President...

The EU calls Bondarenko’s death ‘outrageous and shameful’, prompting a new round of Western sanctions on Belarus.

Belarus president, son and 13 officials will be banned from entering EU territory and will have their assets frozen.

The report has called for a rerun ‘due to irregularities at all stages of the process’.

More than 100,000 people took to the streets of Minsk as protests against embattled leader continue.

The opposition has given Belarusian President Lukashenko an ultimatum: Resign by midnight or face a national strike.

As calls for President Lukashenko’s resignation resonate around Belarus, we meet some of the women marching for change.

Award comes as EU sanctions Belarusian officials amid protests and refuses to recognise Alexander Lukashenko as leader.

Senior police official said officers reserve right to use firearms on demonstrators against President Lukashenko.

Move marks first time authorities explicitly threaten to use firearms as protesters keep calling for Lukashenko to quit.

Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, who took refuge in Lithuania, is ‘wanted on a criminal charge’, Russian interior ministry says.