Interior ministry brands Russian academic’s community “extremist” group
January 11, Pozirk. Belarus’ interior ministry has blacklisted a community associated with Russian academic Andrei Suzdaltsev, according to the ministry’s website.
A group named Andrey Suzdaltsev carries out “extremist activities both in Russia and Belarus,” it added in a reference to his Telegram channel.
Suzdaltsev, a political and economic history lecturer at Russia’s Higher School of Economics, has 5,200 followers on the Telegram messenger application.
He lived in Belarus until Minsk expelled him in 2006, citing “threats to national security.” He was deported with a five-year entry ban and jointed the Higher School of Economics in 2021.
Last summer, Belarusian authorities branded his Telegram channel as “extremist” content. The designation carries a short jail sentence or a fine for anyone subscribing to the channel and sharing Suzdaltsev’s posts.
- PoliticsFlanders earmarks €100,000 for Belarusian exiled journalistsThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- SecurityDefense minister castigates neighbors as fascists on genocide convention anniversaryThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- PoliticsReprisals: seven journalists accused of extremismThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- PoliticsKaleśnikava's sister suggests easing sanctions to free political prisonersThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- PoliticsCichanoŭskaja calls for combining pressure and diplomacy to free political prisonersThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics, SocietyKalinoŭski image removed from 11th grade textbookThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Belarus sets up 5,325 polling stations for presidential voteThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- EconomyBelarus restricts potato exports after poor harvestThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- SecurityBelarusian security official portrays Ukraine as major threatThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Elections, Politics
- PoliticsBelarusian, Russian lawmakers approve budget for 2025The material is available only to POZIRK+
- SecuritySecurity brass approves sketch of plan to defend BelarusThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Economy
- PoliticsŁukašenka says Minsk is ready to cooperate with KenyaThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics, Society
- Politics
- PoliticsReprisals: authorities keep punishing dissenters’ online activitiesThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- PoliticsCichanoŭskaja: Łukašenka in power only due to Kremlin's supportThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics, SocietyAuthorities to keep funding 21 print media outlets in 2025The material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics, SocietyOpposition politician urges Europe to open its doors to Belarusian youthThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- PoliticsForeign ministry says Warsaw tried to recruit Belarusian diplomat in ChișinăuThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- PoliticsOpposition leader: regime kills people not only in prisonsThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- PoliticsWoman commits suicide after trial for sharing opposition contentThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics, Security
- PoliticsEU backs potential restriction of asylum right, funds protection of shared border with BelarusThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- SecurityMilitary deploys Tor-M2 air defense battery to defend MinskThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Politics, SocietyJudge: “If I don't convict you, I will be convicted” – museum founder recalls her trialThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- Economy
- PoliticsWest’s contacts with Łukašenka would be betrayal – ŁatuškaThe material is available only to POZIRK+
- EconomyGovernment to raise minimum wage by 16 percent on January 1The material is available only to POZIRK+