Into Europe: Alexander Lukashenko has presided over Belarus for over 25 years, building an authoritarian but stable state, keeping a balance between the West and Russia. Yet a rigged election combined with the coronavirus pandemic has destabilized the system he has built.
Protests have erupted across the country and the crackdown that has followed has led to Belarus' diplomatic isolation. When a false bomb threat was used to force a plane carrying Roman Pratasvetich to land, the EU imposed sanctions, increasing his reliance on Russia, and Vladimir Putin.
Now with his isolation from the West, can he maintain his distance from Vladimir Putin's Russia?
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