Despite the involvement of the Belarusian regime in this war, there remains an important question regarding how to address Belarusian society on a broader scale. Discussion paper by Dr. Hanna Vasilevich
Vilnius – Warsaw – Brussels – Berlin:
The general context of Minsk Forum in 2023 can be briefly outlined as follows: The first shock of political migration and repression is over, and civil society is facing the challenge not only of balancing the situation but also of developing further.
On this page you will find links to all reports from the Minsk Forum XXI.Click on the respective title to open the corresponding document.
Minutes of the panel discussions and a presentation
I. Europe Siding with Belarus: Roadmap for Further Support of Democratic Movement
II. Current State of the Economy in Belarus, Impact of Sanctions and Prospects for Development
III. Society: Understanding Belarus — Belarusian Identity, incl. Presentation of a New Study
Knut Abraham Knut Abraham is a German jurist, diplomat and politician from the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and a Member of the German Bundestag. He served in the German Foreign Service from 1998 and held various positions there. From 2011 to 2015, he was Consul General and Head of the Law and Consular Section at the German … Read more
Belarus and the War: How Firm is Russia’s Grip? The Minsk Forum 2022 took place for the twentieth time. The main event was organised by the German-Belarusian Society in cooperation with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation and was held in Berlin on 1 December 2022. This was preceded by events in Vilnius, Warsaw and Brussels. The … Read more
