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Disinformation and propaganda in Belarus. Analytical review for May 2026
06.07.2026

Disinformation and propaganda in Belarus. Analytical review for May 2026

Analytical review for May 2026.

Red lines in Belarusian propaganda
25.06.2026

Red lines in Belarusian propaganda

What pro-government Belarusian public groups can and cannot talk about on Telegram and other social media (using the war in Ukraine as an example).

Two Faces of Minsk: The Belarusian Regime’s Response to the Poczobut Release
30.05.2026

Two Faces of Minsk: The Belarusian Regime’s Response to the Poczobut Release

The April 2026 prisoner exchange offers a clear view of how the Belarusian regime manages information: restraint for Western audiences, incitement for domestic ones. The pattern is structural rather than tied to Poczobut personally, and functions as a standing tool of narrative control.

“All of Belarus is a monument to Lukashenka”. Key narratives of Belarusian propaganda in April 2026
13.05.2026

“All of Belarus is a monument to Lukashenka”. Key narratives of Belarusian propaganda in April 2026

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

“Donald Trump invites the strong!” Ideological lines of Belarusian propaganda in the 1st quarter of 2026
23.04.2026

“Donald Trump invites the strong!” Ideological lines of Belarusian propaganda in the 1st quarter of 2026

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

“The president has exalted Belarusian women” International Women’s Day and Soviet holidays at the service of the Lukashenka regime (March 2026)
13.04.2026

“The president has exalted Belarusian women” International Women’s Day and Soviet holidays at the service of the Lukashenka regime (March 2026)

Monthly analytical propaganda review for March 2026.

“Lukashenka is the only one who feels for the Ukrainian people”. Main narratives of Belarusian propaganda on the fourth anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine (February 2026)
22.03.2026

“Lukashenka is the only one who feels for the Ukrainian people”. Main narratives of Belarusian propaganda on the fourth anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine (February 2026)

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

“Why Lukashenka? Because he is strong”. Main narratives of Belarusian propaganda in January 2026
15.02.2026

“Why Lukashenka? Because he is strong”. Main narratives of Belarusian propaganda in January 2026

Pro-government channels continue to strengthen the image of Lukashenka as a “peacemaker” who is holding Belarus back from falling into the abyss of wars and conflicts.

In the shadow of Trump — The main narratives of Belarusian propaganda in the last quarter of 2025
29.01.2026

In the shadow of Trump — The main narratives of Belarusian propaganda in the last quarter of 2025

2025 was marked by Trump. Throughout the year, the actions of the American president were the focus of attention of Belarusian pro-government channels.

Lukashenka’s propaganda at the end of 2025: Main narratives of Belarusian propaganda in December
17.01.2026

Lukashenka’s propaganda at the end of 2025: Main narratives of Belarusian propaganda in December

The expressions of gratitude directed at him are reminiscent of the rhetoric of Joseph Stalin’s cult of personality.

The fall of Maduro in the narratives of Lukashenka’s state propaganda
10.01.2026

The fall of Maduro in the narratives of Lukashenka’s state propaganda

On the night of January 2-3, 2026, the U.S. conducted a special operation in Caracas to arrest Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.

“Aliaksandr Lukashenka – the president of the people”. Lukashenka’s cult of personality and other narratives of Belarusian propaganda
09.12.2025

“Aliaksandr Lukashenka – the president of the people”. Lukashenka’s cult of personality and other narratives of Belarusian propaganda

Analytical review by iSANS