Belarus tightens control over private medicine, tutors, intercoms

Belarusian authorities are moving to expand state oversight into private healthcare, tutoring, and even residential intercom installation, signaling a broader pattern of tightening domestic control. The move follows Lukashenka's recent rhetoric on 'twisting the goose' and suggests an intensifying crackdown on civil society and private initiative. The scope and enforcement mechanisms remain unclear, but the trend indicates growing authoritarian consolidation.