Here, I will be introducing the Belarusian poll protests in 2020, an event that has had a significant impact on international relations, caused by various ideas and strategies, through international relations and geopolitics. Throughout the series, I will be introducing various events and connections, as well as Belarusian history that have led to forming their society today.
The final goal of this series is to not only get you to know more about the Belarusian protests, but to make you observe how everything is interconnected, whether it is politics or not, and to look at how your actions are developed by your thoughts, just like how our society is developed by different ideas and choices.
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This is the third episode of the series. The 2020 Belarusian poll protests were not the first protests they had, and in fact, they had many protests before. Why did the protests occur? How did the government respond? What were some global reactions? In this episode, the details of the first presidential election in Belarus, as well as some past post-electoral protests will be discussed.
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This is the second episode of the series. Here, I will be introducing the long-term cause of Belarus today, and possibly the poll protests. When did Belarus become independent? Why did they become independent? How did their independence affect them? The history of Belarus, particularly between the 18th to 21st century, focusing on their journey to independence, will be discussed.
Would you like to support democracy in Belarus? Here is the link to the form for the petition: https://forms.gle/cu4sQSBccm6atpou7
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This is the first episode of this series, where I will introduce basic information on Belarus and their poll protests in 2020. The description of the event, some brief information on the cause, as well as the consequences and global reactions will be discussed.
Would you like to support democracy in Belarus? Here is the link to the form for the petition: https://forms.gle/cu4sQSBccm6atpou7
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