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Is this the end for Europe’s last dictator?

Could this be the end for Europe’s last dictator?

15 August 2020

9:00 AM

15 August 2020

9:00 AM

Alexander Lukashenko, labelled by the Bush administration as ‘Europe’s last dictator’, was never going to go down without a fight. In his final public address before Belarus went to the polls he offered a thinly veiled warning to those who wish to remove him from power: ‘[Our Belarus] is rather naive and a little bit fragile but she is beloved and when you love something you do not give it up.

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