Belarus is conducting its presidential elections today, with incumbent Alexander Lukashenko widely expected to secure a seventh consecutive term, analysts say. Lukashenko’s primary challengers are viewed as technical candidates, while genuine opposition figures remain incarcerated or have fled the country. Early voting on January 24 saw a turnout exceeding 27%, escalating to nearly 50% by Sunday morning. In response, state media reported...

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