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What Others Are Writing About Belarus – October 26, 2026
Today the press reported on the actions of Belarusian authorities against people publishing banned content. The issue is gaining importance in the context of growing censorship in the country.
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In brief
- Putin and Lukashenko issued a wanted notice for a Pole who is a publisher of books deemed 'forbidden' in Belarus.
- Individuals publishing such content may be sought after, even if they are not involved in the armed conflict in Ukraine.
Polish press
Polska Rzeczpospolita reports that Putin and Lukashenko have issued a wanted notice for a Pole who is a publisher of books considered "forbidden" in Belarus. Those engaged in publishing such content may find themselves on the wanted list, even if they are not fighting in the Ukrainian army (Putin and Lukashenko issued a wanted notice for a Pole. The reason is 'forbidden' books in Belarus – Rzeczpospolita).
Also read
- What others are saying about Belarus – October 25, 2026
- What others are saying about Belarus – October 24, 2026
- What neighbors are saying about Poland – October 25, 2026
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