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Belarus Democracy Quiz

Test your knowledge on the current political landscape of Belarus with the AFET QUIZZ! Dive deep into the ongoing democracy movement, recent elections, and the geopolitical influences affecting this Eastern European nation.

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From how many of the country's 5,767 precincts did the activists of the growing democracy movement receive reports of violations and irregularities in the voting procedure?

24%

16%

32%

What is an ‘exit poll’?

An interactive marketing technique, most commonly employed during political campaigning, in which an individual or organization attempts to influence or alter the view of respondents

A poll taken directly before voters cast their votes; the voter is unlikely change his/her mind after the poll, typically making the margin of error lower than that of an opinion poll.

A poll taken of voters leaving the polling station that is usually used for predicting election results

When and where has President Lukashenko held his recent inauguration?

On the 23rd of September, in Minsk, the capital of Belarus

On the 23rd of September, in Ukraine, secretly and in absence of public involvement

On the 23rd of September, in Moscow, accompanied by his supporter Vladimir Putin

The joint exercises of Russo-Belarusian troops is a way for Russian president Vladimir Putin to put pressure on who and why?

On NATO, especially regarding the risky and expensive defense of the Baltic states

On the EU, regarding that close relations between Russia and Belarus results in Belarus drifting further away from the EU

On NATO, as close relations between Russia and Belarus reduce the chance for NATO to expand in Eastern Europe

What is a Deadlock?

An ending to a dispute where all arguments are resorting to mutual destruction

A certain point in political conflicts where all diplomatic actions lead back to the origin of the problem

A situation involving opposing political sides in which no progress can be made

Why did it take so long for EU to impose sanctions, what slowed down negotiations?

Too many other decisions on the Covid-19 Pandemic were prioritised

The unanimity rule and the relating dispute with Cyprus

The EU feared to worsen their relation with Russia by imposing sanctions on Belarus

What is one reason mentioned in the TO why the protestors of the democratic movement in Belarus are remaining peaceful?

Lukashenko is backed by the Kremlin, which ensures the Belarusian government military support from Russia if the situation gets out of control

the protestors are not willing to protest against the oppressive lead of Lukashenko by becoming violent themselves

Since the occupation of public buildings as well as physical violence cannot be executed under the Covid-19 restrictions, it could also risk the health or even the lives of the protestors

What is the Belarusian economy mainly dependent on?

Fossil fuels, mainly imported from Russia

Export of country-owned goods like wood, mainly to the baltics

The agriculture and manufacturing industries

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