Lukashenko announces 4 poles of power

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko outlined his vision of the global political situation during a speech to the people and parliament. He stated that the West overlooked one factor — the world is vast, and 'no one will dance to the tune of neo-colonialism anymore.' He emphasized that Belarus has dispelled the myth of its isolation, is building constructive relations with the United States, and that the country's economy has stabilized: debt burden is decreasing, foreign reserves are at a historic high, and the nation has met its export targets during the current five-year period, despite sanctions.

Lukashenko noted that there are three global power centers — China, Russia, and the United States — and in his opinion, the fourth pillar is the European Union, but internal discord and hysterical demands could lead to its downfall. He pointed out that India will become the center of new attraction. The statement also stressed the need to maintain stable international relations.

Overall, these positions reflect Belarus's desire to strengthen its economic potential and enhance international ties despite external challenges.