There was no suspense. After thirty years of iron-fisted power, the Belarusian head of state begins a fifth term this Monday, January 27, at the head of this country of just over 9 million inhabitants. The European Union, via a press release from its head of diplomacy Kaja Kallas, announced on Sunday that it “will continue to impose restrictive and targeted measures against the regime” of Alexander Lukashenko after the “masquerade” that constitutes the presidential election .
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Alexander Lukashenko returns to power for five years at the head of Belarus
