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The state of war between Alyaksandr Lukashenka and the Belarusian people is cemented. At the moment, open protest cannot defeat the regime, but a parallel democratic state is developing. Meanwhile, there is still a tendency in the West to look to Moscow first when it comes to Eastern Europe, despite the EU giving legitimacy to the Belarusian democratic movement.
One year ago, Visegrad Insight published in partnership with the German Marshall Fund of the United States a special scenario-based report on the Eastern Partnership region. Since then, events in Belarus have rapidly unravelled along the lines of a scenario called Civic Emancipation.
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Philipp Fritz is a foreign correspondent for German WELT and WELT AM SONNTAG based in Warsaw. He reports from Central Eastern Europe, first and foremost from Poland, but also from Ukraine, the Baltic countries and the Czech Republic. Before Philipp started reporting for WELT he worked for different German media companies, his texts were published amongst others in Die Zeit, Tageszeitung, Berliner Zeitung or Frankfurter Rundschau. (Photo Credit: Grayson Lauffenburger)
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