Korwin-Mikke greets from Belarus. "We need to save what can still be saved"
A politician attended the IV Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security, where he noted Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko's remarks about potential conflict if he were overthrown. The conference aims to address regional and global security issues, highlighting the failure of post-Cold War security models. Lukashenko emphasized the interconnectedness of security and economy, calling for cooperation among nations amidst rising global tensions. He expressed concerns about the current state of international relations, stating that trust is at an all-time low and the old world order has collapsed without a new one emerging.
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