At the OSCE conference in Vienna, iSANS Human Rights and Rule of Law Unit Head Yuri Dzhibladze spoke on how the Lukashenka regime uses digital repression against Belarusian exiles — from spyware and hacking to threats, surveillance, and DDoS attacks targeting media and civil society.

At the OSCE conference in Vienna, iSANS Human Rights and Rule of Law Unit Head Yuri Dzhibladze spoke on how the Lukashenka regime uses propaganda and disinformation to destroy civic space in Belarus — through repression, intimidation, and total control over information.

Ukrainian strikes have become more precise, and attacks on different facilities are increasingly organized in a way that maximizes cumulative impact.

There is an ideological consolidation of internal power embodied by “president” Aliaksandr Lukashenka.

Results of combat readiness inspections, the delivery of T-72BM2 tanks to the troops, and new construction in Asipovichy district

NPP Unit No. 1 was shut down following an abnormal incident, while fuel prices at filling stations rose again.

On April 2, the Council of Ministers adopted a resolution amending the Energy Security Concept, which was adopted by Resolution No.1084 of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus on December 23, 2015.

Ideological lines of Belarusian propaganda in the 1st quarter of 2026.

Russian budget revenues from the oil and gas sector remain at minimal levels despite rising oil prices.

The overall presence of pro-government ideology in the ministry’s information policy remains significant.

Monthly analytical propaganda review for March 2026.

Two combat readiness inspections, reorganization of the Internal Troops, and a record number of incursions by Ukrainian drones

Thirty five percent of household electricity spending is used to support the integration of the nuclear power plant.

The first month of 2026 showed a certain slowdown in the pace of the ideologization and militarization of the education system in Belarus, and this situation can be explained by a combination of several factors.

Main narratives of Belarusian propaganda on the fourth anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine (February 2026)