Thousands Protest in Belarus

The transcript discusses the political situation in Belarus post-election, focusing on Lukashenko's refusal to step down and the EU's concerns about election transparency. It highlights the EU's call for sanctions against those involved in election fraud and the need for quick action to maintain credibility. Additionally, it touches on Russia's stance and Macron's warning against a Ukraine-like scenario with potential civil unrest.

What is Lukashenko's current stance regarding stepping down from power?

• He has agreed to step down.

• He is considering stepping down.

• He refuses to step down.

• He has already stepped down.

What is the European Union's view on the Belarusian election?

• The election was fraudulent.

• The election was fair and transparent.

• The election was partially fair.

• The election was not important.

What action does the EU believe is necessary to address the election fraud in Belarus?

• Ignoring the issue

• Sanctions against those involved

• Diplomatic talks

• Military intervention

What did Emmanuel Macron emphasize regarding the situation in Belarus?

• The need for military intervention

• Avoiding a scenario similar to Ukraine

• Supporting Lukashenko

• Encouraging a civil war

What is the EU's approach to implementing sanctions against Belarus?

• Slow and cautious

• Quick and decisive

• Not considering sanctions

• Only verbal warnings