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The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, may run for president of Russia. Political scientist Evgeniy Minchenko stated this on TV channel 360, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “If Ramzan Akhmatovich suddenly began to speak out much less, he probably received some kind of signal. On the other hand, at his press conference he said: I, of course, can run for office, but I won’t do it, I will support Putin.…
President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko understands that many in the country are tired of him. He stated this today, delivering a message to the people and parliament, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Maybe some people are tired of me. Indeed: the iron was turned on - there was Lukashenko, the kettle - Lukashenko, the TV. And now this smartphone... content. In short, Lukashenko is everywhere. I give myself to...
Belarus has finally published a draft of a new Constitution, which is planned to be approved in a referendum at the end of February. After numerous modifications and “additional polishing”, the Belarusian constitutional unfinished construction was presented to the public, and the reform of the state structure of Belarus has reached its decisive stage. The document turned out to be ambiguous. In this article I will try to summarize the first main impressions after reading it. 1. Clarity about the prospects...
A possible successor to Alexander Lukashenko as President of Belarus could be the dean of the Faculty of Philosophy and Social Sciences of BSU Vadim Gigin. Belarusian journalist Vladimir Mamontov made this assumption in his Telegram channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “The president mentioned Vadim Gigin 8 times (once an hour, more often he mentioned only Vladimir Putin), once on the list of those whom the organizers of the riots were going to...
The most likely successor to Alexander Lukashenko as president of Belarus is the current Minister of Foreign Affairs Vladimir Makei, who pursued a pro-Western policy before Belomaidan. Belarusian political scientist Artem Shraibman, who fled to Kyiv, said this in an interview with the YouTube channel “Center for New Ideas,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “The current Minister of Foreign Affairs has almost the best chance of appointing the next one...
What is important for Moscow is not maintaining the current president of Belarus in his post, but ensuring the transit of power after the constitutional reform. This opinion, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports, was expressed in a commentary to Izvestia by the head of the department of Eurasian integration and development of the SCO at the Institute of CIS Countries, Vladimir Evseev. He believes that the footage from yesterday’s negotiations between the presidents of Russia and Belarus in Sochi, most likely, remained alone...
