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Belarus needs stronger support from Europe and America, if democracy is to prevail
On International Holocaust Memorial Day, Roger Casale, Secretary General, New Europeans and Olga Kostukevich, New Europeans Minsk share eye-witness reports from inside Belarus and argue the country urgently needs more help from its friends, especially from Europe.
Published on 27 January 2021 at 09:30
Three years ago, German President Frank Steinmeier attended the opening of a memorial to Maly Trostenets, the largest Nazi concentration camp on the territory of the old USSR. It was the first time a German President had ever visited Belarus.
Today, at Slutsk, 97 km south of Minsk, the Lukashenko regime is building a new detention centre. An eye-witness described it as “some kind of military unit, where prisoners are led past men in uniform, standing ten paces apart, holding a machine gun or a dog on a leash.”
Lithuania will fight to open all the freedoms that exist in the EU for Belarus.
On October 11, the first round of parliamentary elections was held in Lithuania. In the first round, the Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats won. The party won 24.82% of the vote. This was stated in an interview with
Charter97.org by a deputy of the Lithuanian Seimas from the Homeland Union - Christian Democrats party,
Žygimantas Pavilionis.
- On October 11 and 25, parliamentary elections were held in Lithuania. What changes await your country?
- This time, we have a particularly pro-European and pro-democratic government, a young generation of ministers who are well educated. Thus, it will be a very pro-European government, which means that we will press all the levers in our relations not only with old traditional neighbors like Poland, but also with Germany, France, Great Britain. Even if they are Brexiting (leaving the European Union - ed.), we have about 300,000 Lithuanians th