What events became really significant for the Flying University last year? And where shall we move next?

Today is the first day of a new year, which means that all the remaining days of this year is our near future and it’s about time to think about it.

Our country, our region, and each of us leave a period of a calendar year behind us. What was so particular about the last year?

There won’t be any drastic change of politics: slight Western reorientation will be preserved. The new membership of the government won’t resolve Belarusan economic difficulties.

We shouldn’t hope for the managerial bodies to change the situation; without the efforts of all organizations-participants no change will happen, stresses the head of the Belarusan National Platform.

When the top-ranking official summons the editors of the major independent media and demands to abstain from spreading panic, the question is who is really spreading panic?

The matter concerns ambiguity in relations of Belarus and Armenia with the EU. But if our country has been in this status for a long time, Armenia is unfamiliar with that.

It would be foolish to insist on including the representatives of the civil society to the dialog, emphasizes the Chairman of the Coordinating Committee of the Belarusan National Platform.

If Russia doesn’t end the war, the world community will have to stop it, which will lead to the break-up of Russia into several parts and its complete demilitarization.

This paradox is the result of the thaw that is appearing in Belarus-EU relations, which, however, can end with the repeat of the situation of 2010 election.