- Lukashenko is getting weaker | Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya | SVT/TV 2/Skavlan
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- Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
- Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya is the leader of the Belarus opposition who are trying to end Aleksandr Lukasenko’s tolitarian regime. Her husband is being held as a political prisoner and she haven’t seen him in over a year. She still fights on for her and the Belarusian people’s rights.
Watch her tell about her astonishing story in this full length interview.
Fredrik and Sviatlana are joined by Swedish prime minister Magdalena Andersson, Swedish director Felix Herngren and Norwegian TV-profile/comedian Else Kåss Furuseth.
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This was an especially powerful interview. What a courageous woman!
What an amazing person. I am sure, even in prison, her husband is tremendously proud of her. Him and all the Belarusian people
Probably the most powerful interview that I have seen from Skavlan... this guy is good, and we always have good interviews, but... this interview has opened the doors, to understand what life is like under this dictator (power... absolute power is all he wants... but he only "owns" one country... he doesn't have a clue about the world..)... hey Skavlan, thank you SO MUCH for this... it's opened my eyes.... (on a side note, the prime minister of your country... she just listened, so intently... she didn't say anything, until about half way through the interview... she was listening... i liked that...)
Such an inspiring woman!! Great interview and such a terrible situation there :( So much depressing strife and unfairness in the world
When she quickly answered “of course” my eyes filled with tears
I hope she stays safe and huge respect to this strong woman.
She is incredibly articulate and confident. It is so amazing how circumstances can make a seemingly ordinary person so extraordinary. It really is incredible.
Mr. Skavlan... this was excellent. I hope to see much more along this same vein, ie: Ukraine. Political, social and ideological ideas shared around the world. With 329 subscribers, the message of democracy and freedom vs. totalitarian regimes is achievable. I wish Ms. Tsikhanouskya good luck in her goals for a free Belarus... I will keep watching the developments in that part of the world. A Canadian fan.
Wow. What a woman. This is something you see in movies and I'm sure one will be made of her. I reallt do hope Belarusians gain their freedom and that she becomes the president
GREAT INTERVIEW SKAVLAN / THANKS
Great show, can’t believe I have only just found it.
Welcome aboard!
Great women,my family and I left our country Cuba in the 1960s because the Castro regime I was a child we came to the USA my father was put in prison 3 times they tortured him by taking him to the execution wall those 3 times tortured him mentally that way in one of those times he was let go we run for our lives.Even now my people are under the communist regime I still have family there ,my country needs help my people need freedom SOS CUBA.
As a member of #belarusbearforce please let us know where we can find a list of political prisoners to write to encourage them.
I feel so lucky to live in the U.K. It’s not perfect and we have our problems, but I know I won’t be arrested, sent to prison, tortured, or executed for criticising the government. People don’t have that freedom in Belarus and in many other countries around the world. Fundamental human rights including freedom of speech, assembly, and the press, are all curtailed, and it’s really frightening to see.
I think Belarus like Ukraine is struggling to come out of Russia’s sphere of influence. But it’s more difficult for Belarus because the President is essentially a dictator who is quite close to Putin. In Ukraine the President seems to be more independent minded.
In Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, other post-Soviet states, they’re all very pro-European and pro-NATO and are wary of Russian influence. But maybe it’s harder for larger and more populous countries like Belarus and Ukraine, as well as Moldova which is still very poor. The Baltic counties I think are more economically developed.
The UK is the only country in Europe to have the same electoral system as Belarus, don't take what you have for granted.
Thoroughly a great interview with a totally impressive woman who should be leading Belarus into democracy .My support goes to Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya and the Balarusian people in their quest to end the regime.
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What an interview: integrity, courage and respect! Through this media attention, you put Belarus on the map and give these people hope to change things there. We are going to miss your extremely intelligent interviews, Fredrik! Thank you.
Impressive lady no doubt.
*Just to be clear, her husband is: Sergei Leonidovich Tikhanovsky. However, I'm not sure about what she meant when she said people could help by "writing to political prisoners." Could someone please clarify what she meant by that? I really want to help in any way possible.*
Is that Eric Northman?
This was without doubt the MOST IMPRESSIVE AND INSPIRATIONAL political speech I have ever heard from a world leader.
Sviatlana’s love for Belarus and her people MElted the hearts and minds of all listening- but most notably the Swedish female Prime Minister who was sitting across from her - whose gaze said it all…
…how lucky and fortunate are we in Sweden and it is beholden upon our reverence for democracy that we wish for the very same for our Belarusian brothers and sisters.
Nothing more or nothing less
Just the very same rights to personal freedom that we in Sweden enjoy above every other country on earth
Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya is a very strong woman......!!!
Please please invite Alexander skarsgård for one of your interviews. And please do it with subtitles...I mean I searched and searched and couldn't find a single Interview done with you.
Pretty please do one for his upcoming movie.
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She is such a force. I wish to see the victory of Belarusian people very soon! Much love to all the families who have been impacted by the Lukashenka regime ❤️
"victory for the belarusian people" will entail putting in a CIA chosen puppet government. not sure I'd support that. shouldn't belarusian people fight their own battles and create their own organic leadership even if it takes decades for change to happen?
Any facebook or instegram page of this struggle against those criminal Politicians in Belarus ?
There are some great short documentaries on RUclips, best material is in Russian language, but can recommend some journalists and people from Svetlanas team to follow. But have to warn you, it is really not that good for one's mental health. Sometimes I wish I didn't see one or the other post, because the situation just seems to be getting worse exponentially. As a Lithuanian, I was really excited for the changes in our neighbouring country and happily used to read the news when the movement started, now it is rather depressing. It just looks like the scary stories our old relatives tell us about USSR and Stalinism here. But it happens just some 50km away from our capital.
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Slava Rada Belarus. FREEDOM ✊
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Great stateswoman. Sviatlana is simply gorgeous.
😂😂😂 Luka and Putin are getting weaker?
"Power and Autistic Traits".
“Congrats to everyone who is early and who found this comment”!
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10:43 I have an idea,what about to help your own country which has a lot of problems and now its called Swedistan,help all that rapes,murders,no go zones for police and so on,and after think about so called help to others,help your stockholm syndrome first
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Populism is on the rise.That being said Lukashenko does wield power and he should be given credit for what he has achieved.
No, I won't. I am Lithuanian, we were in even worse situation after USSR fell, somehow now we live much better by any measures and we did not need any oppressive dictatorship for that.