The book of quotes of Belarusan thinking will soon be published.

New utopia or a new “project” has no sense in practice. It may be interesting for intellectuals as a game; but there are few chances that it’ll affect the socio-political processes.

Neither ineffective European policy nor Russia’s aggressive behavior is an attractive guideline for a small country aiming at stability and security.

Belarusization of consciousness comes together with de-Sovietization — Belarusan substitutes Soviet.

Modern political strategists got caught in their own trap. Society’s inertia makes them depend on the performative nature of political life and participate in the “race of information armory”.

Proclaimed inflation (which, above all, has to be held within the planned frames) will eat up the growth of expenses on social programs.

A way to the future and the future itself are built in consciousness in different ways — we are most likely to dream about the future itself.

EU and Belarus are trying to clear out whether there is mutual interest in moving forward.

For Putin’s regime, EU’s disintegration to the state that it used to be in before the World War II is an ideal variant. EU can have a sparring dialogue with Russia; but most separate countries can’t.

The Nobel Prize that Svetlana Alexievich won is the reason to discover the best among Belarusans; not in everyone individually, but on a national level.