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No sacred cows

For journalists like Protasevich, free speech is a matter of life and death

29 May 2021

9:00 AM

29 May 2021

9:00 AM

Last August I wrote a column in The Spectator’s US edition urging Donald Trump to take a leaf out of Alexander Lukashenko’s book and campaign for re-election on a vodka-and-sauna approach to managing the pandemic. Belarus was one of a handful of European countries not to impose a lockdown last year, with the President urging his citizens to have plenty of vodka and lots of saunas to avoid infection.

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