Belarusian Christian Democracy splits: rival congresses in Białystok and Warsaw

The Belarusian Christian Democracy party is holding two separate congresses, with Pavel Sevyarinets organizing a unifying congress in Białystok while another wing, led by Vital Rimashevsky, has already met in Warsaw and elected four co-chairmen. The split reflects internal disagreements over strategy and leadership, with negotiations ongoing but unity uncertain. This matters as it fragments the Belarusian opposition in exile, potentially weakening coordinated efforts against the Lukashenko regime.

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