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Belarus is considered to be the last authoritarian state in Europe. Since 1994, veteran autocrat Alyaksander Lukashenka … the international relations of Belarus are confined to Russia, China, Venezuela and Cuba. However, despite these … circumstances, Belarus is the member of the United Nations Organization and the Commonwealth of Independent States. In 1999, Russia …
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The Belarus authorities are moving in the direction of a flexible exchange rate system supported by an inflation …
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assessment of vulnerabilities in the Belarusian banking system. Dollarization in Belarus is also discussed. In this paper, the …
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Belarus’s economy grew rapidly but remained vulnerable to external shocks. Under the IMF-supported program, Belarus …
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This 2009 Article IV Consultation highlights that Belarus has so far escaped a significant fall in output, despite a … favorably to Belarus’ main trading partners. Economic activity has been bolstered by strong domestic demand, especially for …
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This paper discusses key findings of the Fourth Review Under the Stand–By Arrangement for Belarus. All end …
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The existence of Belarus - Europe's 'last dictatorship' - on its borders poses a problem for the newly enlarged EU. The … authoritarian regime in Belarus may be fearful of the changes that have recently occurred in its vicinity yet it continues to rule … Belarus seeking regime change. Yet the case of Belarus is different from Ukraine or Georgia before they experienced their …
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