Belarus's struggle for freedom and democracy continues seven months after the 2020 fraudulent presidential election. Although extreme repression by Aliaksandr Lukashenka's regime and cold weather have reduced the scale of protests, civil society continues to self-organize and vehemently reject the violent reactionary policies of Lukashenka's regime. President Biden's Administration has a historic chance to work with the transatlantic community and engage on Belarus, while also promoting U.S. values and interests in Europe.

Speakers:Tatsiana Chulitskaya, Researcher, Vytautas Magnus UniversityValery Kavaleuski, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya's Representative on Foreign AffairsDavid J. Kramer, Director of European and Eurasian Studies and Senior Fellow, Vaclav Havel Program on Human Rights and Diplomacy, Florida International UniversityIan Bond, Director of Foreign Policy, Centre for European Reform

Moderated by:Katia Glod, Fellow, Center for European Policy Analysis