Nobel winner, opposition icons freed — here's why US acted…
Belarus just released 123 political prisoners, notably Nobel Peace Prize laureate Ales Bialiatski and opposition leader Maria Kolesnikova. This surprising move follows a US agreement.
The US simultaneously lifted specific trade sanctions targeting state-owned entities. Many jailed were detained after the controversial 2020 election protests.
After years behind bars, a cautious glimmer of hope for justice emerges.
This diplomatic exchange signals a rare shift in US-Belarus relations. The Lukashenka regime still faces global pressure over human rights.
This crucial development could reshape future US-Belarus relations and human rights advocacy. What happens next could be pivotal; share your perspective.
