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  • Europe's 'last dictator' defies calls for change (Belarus)

    05/08/2005 6:41:07 PM PDT · by Leo Carpathian · 3 replies · 252+ views
    The Guardian ^ | May 6, 2005 | Nick Paton Walsh in Minsk
    Opponents of the Belarussian president look to George Bush to step up pressure on the regime in a tour of the region this weekend "Today Ukraine - tomorrow Belarus," cried Igor Guz as he marched with hundreds of protesters in Minsk, the Belarussian capital, on last month's 19th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. It wasn't much of an outburst by the Ukrainian town councillor, but it led to his arrest by riot police. Yesterday he was still in jail and on hunger strike with 12 others, including four of his countrymen. "They were not the first such arrests in...
  • 'White Revolution' stirring in Belarus

    05/06/2005 12:29:20 PM PDT · by lizol · 13 replies · 436+ views
    The Washington Times ^ | May 04, 2005 | Jeffrey T. Kuhner
    'White Revolution' stirring in Belarus By Jeffrey T. Kuhner The winds of change are about to sweep across the plains of Belarus. Since 1994, the former Soviet republic has been ruled by Stalinist strongman Alexander Lukashenko. This proud nation has the dubious distinction of being Europe's last dictatorship. Mr. Lukashenko has stifled dissent, curbed opposition parties, imposed state control over the media and rigged elections to ensure his grip on power. Anti-Lukashenko journalists face constant harassment from the secret police, and several high-profile critics have gone "missing" -- most likely murdered by former KGB thugs. Belarus' capital, Minsk, once the...
  • The Shah's widow, discussing her memoir/biography of her life with Shah Reza Pahlavi.

    08/27/2004 9:27:53 AM PDT · by The Scourge of Yazid · 15 replies · 696+ views
    National Public Radio | August 27, 2004 | Leonard Lopate
    I know that I'm little bit late in posting this thing-they've already finished the first segment-but I've always abided by the motto: "Better late, then never."Farah Pahlavi is discussing her husband, her recently published book (An Enduring Love), and the future of Iran.