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George Bush: We Cannot Turn Our Back on Belarusian Society 02/14/2007 - 23:25 / charter97.org“We cannot turn our backs on the Belarusian society, we cannot isolate these people. But the world cannot tolerate cruel violations of rights and freedoms in this country either, stated George Bush on Monday at a meeting with Lithuanian president Valdas Adamkus. During their meeting the two presidents have discussed issued of Transatlantic cooperation, situation in Iraq and Afghanistan, prospects of the Eastern Europe.
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Political Economy: Eurobelarus. 02/14/2007 - 20:39 / Andrej KolesnikovIf Aliaksandr Lukashenka remains consistent then the conditional watershed between Russia and Belarus will be EU’s and NATO’s border. For not so much smart as shifty leader, it is vitally important not just to reach the end of his term but to ensure his own security after resignation. Lukashenka, a man with pragmatic peasant mentality, is deliberating on whom it is more favorable to have business with, both today and tomorrow: with Russia or EU, with East or West. Meanwhile West has been chosen. It remains only to convince yesterday’s rivals in his good intentions.
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Shaking Hands With Lukashenka 02/14/2007 - 19:39 / Nasha NivaThe open letter of Aliaksandr Milinkevich’s to Lukashenka has become a major controversy, troubling the minds of those, who belong to the opposition wing of the Belarusian political scene. On 7 February the leader of the united Belarusian opposition (the question whether Milinkevich is still its leader and whether the opposition still united is another widely discussed issue) sent a letter to Lukashenka, which was also published and quoted by the independent Belarusian media. “It is difficult for me to turn to you, but I understand, that I have no right not to use all the chances for the future of our Belarus”, begins the letter. Milinkevich outlines the basic common goals of the president and the opposition – preventing the economic collapse, maintaining cooperation with the East and with the West, and preserving the independence of the country.
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Lithuania offers oil help 02/14/2007 - 19:31 / baltictimes.comOn his last day visiting the United States, Lithuanian President Valdas Adamkus offered the use of Lithuanian railways and the Klaipeda oil terminal to Belarus at the National Press Club on Tuesday.
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Zimbabwe seeks to strengthen ties with Belarus 02/14/2007 - 18:04 / zimbabwejournalists.comZIMBABWE, whose foreign missions are said to be suffering due to lack of foreign currency resulting in the closure of some embassies, is strengthening its ties with Belarus, a former constituent of the USSR whose President Aleksander Lukashenko, is largely seen as Europe's last dictator.
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