Examples of using Mr lukashenko in English and their translations into Dutch
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We can show Mr Lukashenko and the Belarus regime that, if you move towards democracy,
The pressure on Mr Lukashenko ought to be stepped up, but at the same time benefits should be offered to the people of Belarus,
Mr Lukashenko, Europe's last dictator,
Once again, it has turned out that our parleying with the dictatorship has been interpreted in Belarus as support for Mr Lukashenko, and our illusions were shattered back in December with the brutal beatings, assault
I have personally had the honour of being in contact with the regime on a number of occasions and, believe me, Mr Lukashenko has not become a democrat overnight.
quite apart from the current financial problems, a cosmetic change of course on the part of Mr Lukashenko in the direction of the West is just as plausible.
That signature is at the bottom of a telegram which Mr Putin sent Mr Lukashenko as early as Sunday,
because they have at least the same power to persuade Mr Lukashenko to establish democracy
were particularly felt there, and now, at length, Mr Lukashenko.
a telegram would arrive from President Putin that very same day to congratulate Mr Lukashenko, for the umpteenth time, on successful elections.
We should not be party to the russification of Belarus, as ordered by Mr Lukashenko.
been cast in Belarus, undoubtedly with the help of Mr Lukashenko himself.
We ought also to do everything in our power to make life difficult for the regime and for Mr Lukashenko.
The fact that all the presidential candidates who ran against Mr Lukashenko were arrested only adds to the bizarreness of the situation.
Bizarrely, Mr Lukashenko may even have had sufficient popular support- 55 to 60%- to have won the vote in a free election.
I would like to draw the European Parliament's attention to the arrival of the President of Belarus, Mr Lukashenko, in Prague.
Mr Lukashenko plays in his own narrow field,
Mr Lukashenko, I see from page 13 of the Marset Campos report that you have stopped paying pensioners their pensions: