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Warsaw’s announcement comes as government prepares for re-election campaign ahead of October vote
Warsaw deploys more soldiers to border after Minsk begins drills to test lessons of Ukraine war
Video purporting to be filmed in Belarus suggests forces have moved after failed mutiny in Russia
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Russian paramilitaries comply with terms of truce that ended their insurrection, according to Belarusian officials
President of Belarus claims Wagner’s leader has been moving freely in Russia despite deal to relocate with his fighters
Paramilitary group still signing contracts with fighters for Ukrainian front despite terms of truce with the Kremlin
Alexander Lukashenko claims he can be loyal to Moscow while staying independent. But sanctions have left the country even more reliant on Russia’s economy
National security chief warns paramilitaries may try to destabilise central and eastern Europe
Belarus strongman agrees to host ‘impulsive’ Russian warlord after failed mutiny
Opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya says truce brokered by Minsk brings more regional security risks
Russia has not deployed nuclear weapons outside its borders since the collapse of the Soviet Union
London bans imports of Belarusian gold, cement, wood and rubber, and restricts access to its financial markets
President appears with bandaged arm after struggling in Russia last week
Achieving democracy and genuine national independence may depend on the outcome of the war in Ukraine
UK sport’s governing body reverses ban imposed last year following invasion of Ukraine
Russian president denies the move would violate Moscow’s non-proliferation obligations
Dictator is more vulnerable than he looks, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya tells FT in Davos
Threat of attack from north could draw troops away from Kyiv’s counteroffensives
Laureates praised for ‘outstanding effort to document war crimes, human right abuses and the abuse of power’
Two years after pro-democracy protests swept the nation, opponents of the Lukashenko regime can take heart from Polish history
The Belarusian exile’s visit to a memorial to Nazism’s victims was a powerful reminder of the cost of resisting oppression
Tens of thousands of people, mainly from the Middle East, have tried to enter the country since last summer
Ukrainian defence intelligence chief says attacks conducted from Belarus in bid to pull Minsk into war
Producers of crucial crop fertiliser look to boost output after sanctions hit supply from Russia and Belarus
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