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"Regime Change in Russia Must Not Be a Taboo for the West" - Russian Presidency / AFP

"Regime Change in Russia Must Not Be a Taboo for the West" - Russian Presidency / AFP

meinung •Wagner Group Uprising "Regime Change in Russia Must Not Be a Taboo for the West" An Op-Ed by Ralf Fücks und Maria Sannikova-Franck

The failed Wagner rebellion has clearly revealed the weakness of the Putin regime. Supporting Ukraine is now the West’s most effective lever to promote political change in Russia.

What's Next for Belarus - Gavriil Grigorov / dpa

What's Next for Belarus - Gavriil Grigorov / dpa

Putin's Vassal What's Next for Belarus

Alexander Lukashenko managed to shine as a mediator in Putin's conflict with the Wagner Group. That triumph, though, should not obscure the fact that the Belarusian ruler is nothing more than a vassal of Moscow. By Jan Puhl

How Warsaw Became the Exile Capital of the East - Jedrzej Nowicki / DER SPIEGEL

How Warsaw Became the Exile Capital of the East - Jedrzej Nowicki / DER SPIEGEL

The Polish Refugee Magnet How Warsaw Became the Exile Capital of the East

Refugees from Russia, Ukraine and Belarus have converged on Warsaw. They are all united by the common enemy Putin and the knowledge that many will never return home. They are also changing the face of Poland. By Karolina Jeznach und Jan Puhl in Warsaw

There Can Be No Peace in Ukraine without Freedom in Belarus - Sergei Gapon / AFP

There Can Be No Peace in Ukraine without Freedom in Belarus - Sergei Gapon / AFP

meinung •Belarusian Opposition Leader There Can Be No Peace in Ukraine without Freedom in Belarus A Guest Editorial By Swetlana Tichanowskaja

On the second anniversary of the Belarusian revolution, the leader of the democracy movement sketches her vision for a new European Ostpolitik. The fates of Belarus and Ukraine, she argues, are intertwined.

A Chronicle of Refugee Deaths along the Border Between Poland and Belarus

A Chronicle of Refugee Deaths along the Border Between Poland and Belarus

"Mama, Pray for Us" A Chronicle of Refugee Deaths along the Border Between Poland and Belarus

At least 17 people have died at the border between Poland and Belarus. European politicians have described the refugees as "weapons" in a "hybrid war." In fact, they were people with dreams, fears and aspirations. Here are their stories.

New Details Shed Light on Lukashenko's Human Trafficking Network - Wojtek Radwanski / AFP

New Details Shed Light on Lukashenko's Human Trafficking Network - Wojtek Radwanski / AFP

Refugee Crisis New Details Shed Light on Lukashenko's Human Trafficking Network

Insiders reveal fresh details about Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko's inhumane smuggling system, comprised of a network of front companies that spreads to Syria, Turkey and Iraq, secret money transfers and the use of soldiers as traffickers.

“Even If We Have To Try 17 Times, I’m Not Giving Up” - Christina Hebel / DER SPIEGEL

“Even If We Have To Try 17 Times, I’m Not Giving Up” - Christina Hebel / DER SPIEGEL

Refugees in Belarus “Even If We Have To Try 17 Times, I’m Not Giving Up”

Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko is luring refugees from the Middle East to his country with the promise they will be allowed to seek asylum in Germany. But the borders are closed and thousands of people seeking protection are now stranded in Minsk. By Christina Hebel in Minsk

Poland Turns to Questionable Methods to Turn Back Migrants - Wojtek Radwanski / AFP

Poland Turns to Questionable Methods to Turn Back Migrants - Wojtek Radwanski / AFP

Stranded on the EU External Border Poland Turns to Questionable Methods to Turn Back Migrants

Five migrants have already died on the Belarusian border as they try to enter Poland. Warsaw, though, has shown zero sympathy for their plight and continues to do all they can to prevent refugees from entering. By Monika Bolliger, Maximilian Popp und Jan Puhl

How Belarus Is Funneling Refugees into the EU - Severina Venckutė / DER SPIEGEL

How Belarus Is Funneling Refugees into the EU - Severina Venckutė / DER SPIEGEL

Lukashenko's Revenge How Belarus Is Funneling Refugees into the EU

With the EU putting pressure on Belarus in the form of sanctions, the country's autocratic president, Alexander Lukashenko, has responded by funneling refugees from Iraq and elsewhere into Lithuania. The situation on the border is worsening. By Christina Hebel und Christoph Reuter

Lukashenko's Reign of Fear Hits the Olympics and Beyond - Wojtek Radwanski / AFP

Lukashenko's Reign of Fear Hits the Olympics and Beyond - Wojtek Radwanski / AFP

"It's Not a Joke!" Lukashenko's Reign of Fear Hits the Olympics and Beyond

The spectacular defection of Belarusian Olympic sprinter Kristina Timanovskaya shows how great the fear of the country's dictator Alexander Lukashenko has become. Particularly after a mysterious death in Kiev.

The Courageous Women of Minsk - Volha Shukaila

The Courageous Women of Minsk - Volha Shukaila

A Visit to the Belarus Opposition The Courageous Women of Minsk

Belarus may have receded from the headlines, but the opposition's fight continues. Five women discuss their struggle in a forest near Minsk – a site chosen to evade Lukashenko's thugs. By Christina Hebel in Minsk, Belarus

Belarussische Fluggesellschaft setzt Großteil der Flüge aus - Maxim Shemetov / REUTERS

Belarussische Fluggesellschaft setzt Großteil der Flüge aus - Maxim Shemetov / REUTERS

Nach Sanktionen Belarussische Fluggesellschaft setzt Großteil der Flüge aus

Der Konflikt zwischen Belarus und dem Westen hat Konsequenzen für die staatliche Fluggesellschaft. Gut zwei Drittel der üblichen Ziele können nicht mehr angeflogen werden, das Unternehmen spricht von »großen Verlusten«.

How the EU Wants to Sanction Belarus - - / dpa

How the EU Wants to Sanction Belarus - - / dpa

Freezing Payments and Halting Exports How the EU Wants to Sanction Belarus

The European Union seems strongly determined to sanction Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko after his country forced a Ryanair jet to land so it could arrest an exiled dissident. But leading diplomats fear the moves could exacerbate an already bad situation. By Markus Becker in Brussels

How Far Will the Belarusian Dictator Go in Hunting Down the Opposition? - Maxim Guchek / BelTA / AP

How Far Will the Belarusian Dictator Go in Hunting Down the Opposition? - Maxim Guchek / BelTA / AP

Lukashenko's Revenge How Far Will the Belarusian Dictator Go in Hunting Down the Opposition?

The hijacking of a passenger plane shows the extremes to which Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko is willing to go in his efforts to persecute his opponents abroad. Members of the opposition fear further shocking acts of repression.

Keine Bahnrad-EM für Lukaschenko - Sergei Bobylev / imago images/ITAR-TASS

Keine Bahnrad-EM für Lukaschenko - Sergei Bobylev / imago images/ITAR-TASS

Wegen politischer Situation Keine Bahnrad-EM für Lukaschenko

Nach der Festnahme eines Oppositionellen wurde der belarussischen Hauptstadt die Bahnrad-EM entzogen. Lukaschenkos Regime verliert damit das nächste Sportereignis.

"I'm Horrified By What Is Happening in Belarus" - Hermann Bredehorst / DER SPIEGEL

"I'm Horrified By What Is Happening in Belarus" - Hermann Bredehorst / DER SPIEGEL

Interview with Belarusian Nobel Laureate Svetlana Alexievich "I'm Horrified By What Is Happening in Belarus"

Literature Nobel laureate Svetlana Alexievich is currently in Berlin receiving medical treatment. In an interview with DER SPIEGEL, she spoke about the protests in her homeland of Belarus, the horrors of the Lukashenko regime and how the international community can help. Interview Conducted by Tobias Rapp und Volker Weidermann

Lukashenko’s Opponents Regroup in Lithuania - Dmitrij Leltschuk / DER SPIEGEL

Lukashenko’s Opponents Regroup in Lithuania - Dmitrij Leltschuk / DER SPIEGEL

Shaping a New Belarus from Abroad Lukashenko’s Opponents Regroup in Lithuania

A large part of the Belarusian opposition has fled to neighboring Lithuania, including Svetlana Tikhanovskaya. They want to plan a free Belarus from exile in Vilnius. By Katrin Kuntz in Vilnius, LIthuania

"Lebend oder in Stücken" - Sergei Bobylev / imago images/ITAR-TASS

"Lebend oder in Stücken" - Sergei Bobylev / imago images/ITAR-TASS

Belarussische Oppositionelle Kolesnikowa "Lebend oder in Stücken"

Die inhaftierte Maria Kolesnikowa stellt Strafanzeige gegen die Behörden - wegen Morddrohung. Derweil nimmt die Regierung in Minsk erneut Hunderte Regimegegner fest. Von Janita Hämäläinen

Zehntausende fordern Lukaschenkos Rücktritt - mehr als 100 Festnahmen - AP

Zehntausende fordern Lukaschenkos Rücktritt - mehr als 100 Festnahmen - AP

Demonstrationen in Minsk Zehntausende fordern Lukaschenkos Rücktritt - mehr als 100 Festnahmen

Seit Wochen gibt es Massenproteste gegen den belarussischen Präsident Lukaschenko. Nun versammelten sich erneut Zehntausende in Minsk. Sie stießen auf ein massives Polizeiaufgebot.

On the Knife's Edge in Belarus - Andrei Liankevich / DER SPIEGEL

On the Knife's Edge in Belarus - Andrei Liankevich / DER SPIEGEL

The End of Lukashenkism? On the Knife's Edge in Belarus

The uprising against Alexander Lukashenko may not have a leader, but its goals are ambitious. After the first phase of shock and fear, the people are now showing pride and self-confidence. Will that go far enough? By Christian Esch, Minsk

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