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Belarus is a Dictatorship.
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What kind of government does Belarus have?
Belarus is a Presidential Republic.
Why is Belarus a presidential republic?
Officially Belarus might be a republic but in reality the government is in a form of dictatorship. That is because Belarus had the same president since 1994, and no branch of government in Belarus was not able and will not be able to dismiss him in near future.
Who is belarus autocracy?
belarus is a country, Autocracy is a type of government which is run by a singele person
What are the characteristics of belarus's government?
poop....thats the answer
Do any Europe countries have an autocratic government?
Belarus is the only European country deemed as an autocratic government. Russia is also partially deemed as an autocratic government, although the situation isn't as serious as in Belarus.
What type of government did Belarus and Moldova have in 1945- 1991?
Representative democracy.
Is belarus communist?
Government type: republic in name, although in fact a dictatorship
Can you marry within Belarus?
Yes, in Belarus you can marry; your actual wedding ceremony will be unofficial- you would be considered officially married when you sign documents in Zaks (the government marriage center).
Who is the President of Belarus?
Alexander Lukashenko is the President of Belarus, and has been President since taking power in 1994 July 20. He is the first and only president Belarus has had since becoming a Republic, and previously their leader was the Chairman of the Supreme Soviet.But he is a dictator meaning it is a unlimited government. Meaning that in Belarus they are forced to suffer in a dictatorship.
Who is belarus current leader?
the president of belarus is alexander lukashenks
What continent is Belarus located on?
There isn't a continent in Belarus. Belarus is a county in a continent. That continent is Europe.
Why is belarus not in the European union?
Belarus is not in the European Union primarily due to its authoritarian political system and ongoing human rights violations. The EU has criticized the government for suppressing dissent, limiting freedom of expression, and conducting fraudulent elections. Additionally, Belarus's close ties with Russia and its geopolitical stance have further complicated relations with the EU, hindering its path toward membership. As a result, the EU maintains sanctions and diplomatic distancing from the Belarusian government.
