During the period under review, the main topics were: militarization of society and preparation for aggression against Belarus and Russia, discrediting of the armed forces and police, criticism of the authorities and the situation in the country, migration crisis on the border with Belarus.

This report presents the main elements of the regime’s propaganda, its language, and the mythology it creates. It focuses on anti-Polish and anti-NATO rhetoric, and manipulation through the migration crisis and history.

The threat of using nuclear weapons has become part of the everyday diplomatic and expert rhetoric of authoritarian regimes. This concerns conflicts not only between states possessing nuclear weapons, but also with countries without them.

Belarusian authorities exploit the education system to influence elections. This study reveals how schools and universities are used for mobilization, resource management, and public opinion control during and after the 2022 electoral campaigns

October 2024 review uncovers Belarusian propaganda narratives, including anti-West rhetoric, glorification of state power, and framing dissent as a threat. It analyzes how media shape perceptions to bolster regime stability and counter external criticism

Last year's monitoring research showed that October in Belarusian education is characterized by some decline in the process of ideologization after the celebration of the important for the authorities People's Unity Day in September.

This review examines Belarusian military propaganda from November 4–11, 2024. Narratives focus on NATO threats, military strength, and loyalty to the state, highlighting strategic messaging designed to shape public opinion and bolster regime security

Belarusian military propaganda this week stresses NATO as a growing threat, praises joint drills with Russia, and highlights the regime’s readiness to defend sovereignty. This review explores how these narratives aim to bolster public trust in state security

October 2024 military propaganda highlights NATO as a threat, showcases Belarusian-Russian drills, and stresses defense strength. This review analyzes these narratives shaping public views on security and promoting loyalty to the regime.

Q3 2024 propaganda aimed at Belarus includes pleas for Lukashenka’s continued rule, demonization of the West, and promotion of integration with Russia. This analysis dissects these narratives and their role in reinforcing regime loyalty and public submission

Military propaganda for October 21–27, 2024, focuses on portraying NATO as an aggressor, praising Belarusian-Russian drills, and emphasizing the regime’s defense capabilities. This review dissects how these narratives aim to shape public opinion and ensure loyalty

September 2024 propaganda highlights anti-West narratives, glorifies the regime, and downplays internal dissent. This review examines how state media manipulate public opinion, reinforce loyalty to Lukashenka, and counter external criticism through targeted messaging

Military propaganda for October 14–20, 2024, focuses on NATO as a threat, praises joint drills with Russia, and highlights Belarus’s defense readiness. This review explores how these narratives aim to strengthen public trust in the regime and its security measures.

This presentation highlights Lukashenka’s regime’s repression tactics, including propaganda, trials in absentia, and transborder control. It offers a detailed analysis of these mechanisms and their impact on Belarusian society and international human rights.

Military propaganda for October 7–13, 2024, emphasizes NATO as an aggressor, highlights joint drills with Russia, and showcases the regime’s defense readiness. This review explores how these narratives aim to foster public trust in the state and its security measures