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Money often beats human rights / collage by Euroradio 
Money often beats human rights / collage by Euroradio 
Evil walks when money talks? Euroradio takes a look at the industrial giants who did business with authoritarian regimes.
Hajnowka is just over 20 kilometers away from the border with Belarus / Euroradio
Hajnowka is just over 20 kilometers away from the border with Belarus / Euroradio
While locals remain indifferent to politics, they fear migrants from across the border with Belarus for various reasons.
Syarhei Chaly and Yahor Lebyadok / Euroradio
Syarhei Chaly and Yahor Lebyadok / Euroradio
Independent analysts Syarhei Chaly and Yahor Lebyadok discuss the spread of propaganda in Belarus and how to counteract it.
Alyaksandr Lukashenka and Ilya Anishchenko / collage by Euroradio
Alyaksandr Lukashenka and Ilya Anishchenko / collage by Euroradio
Body language and lies expert Ilya Anishchenko dissects Lukashenka's behavior during his latest conversation with loyalists.
Maksim Dzenisevich and Aliaksei Shametavets / Euroradio
Maksim Dzenisevich and Aliaksei Shametavets / Euroradio
"I'm glad to be deprived of this rank, as I no longer have anything to do with this bitchy regime."
Now without Lukashenka's powerful speech / Euroradio
Now without Lukashenka's powerful speech / Euroradio
Cheating with views may be behind YouTube's decision to remove Lukashenka's Victory Day speech.
Sisters Yulia and Hanna Mikhailau / TUT.by / home archive
Sisters Yulia and Hanna Mikhailau / TUT.by / home archive
The girl talks about her seven brothers and sisters and discusses the situation in Belarus.
The "Blue" left, the "red" remained / Facebook
The "Blue" left, the "red" remained / Facebook
"we attack all the regime's collaborators - everyone we can."
Pavel Sviardlou, Euroradio’s Editor-in-Chief
Pavel Sviardlou, Euroradio’s Editor-in-Chief
The Head of the country’s only independent radio station explains the ongoing media crackdown in Belarus.