The Eastern Europe Studies Centre (EESC) is delighted to present yet another issue of the newsletter The Bell.
In this issue you will find an article about the “silent protests” and the “stop-petrol” actions held in Belarus throughout the summer. Their scale and impact are being analysed by Andrej Dynko, Editor of the newspaper Nasha Niva.
In the second article, lawyer and political scientist Yuri Chausau studies the prospects of introducing proportional electoral system before the upcoming parliamentary elections. The main question that the author attempts to answer is whether such a reform would strengthen democracy in Belarus, just like the representatives of the regime try to convince.
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Der Klügere gibt nach? Der Klügere tritt in Vorleistung!! Wie klug ist die EU? Warum kann sie nicht einseitig die Visumspflicht für Belarussen abschaffen? Oder mindestens die Prozedur soweit vereinfachen und die Gebühren streichen, dass dies für Belarussen kein Reisehindernis mehr ist?
„bez vizy“ (ohne Visum) ist eine Kampagne verschiedener belarussischer NGOs, unterstützt u.a. auch durch die dbg