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Maria Kolesnikova Collects Charlemagne Prize Post-Release in Germany

Belarusian opposition leader Maria Kolesnikova, awarded the Charlemagne Prize in 2022, has now received the honor in Germany following her release from prison in December 2025.

Editorial Staff
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Maria Kolesnikova, a prominent figure in Belarusian opposition, has officially received the Charlemagne Prize in Germany, an award she was granted in absentia in 2022.

Her release from prison in December 2025 marks a significant moment for Kolesnikova, who has been recognized for her advocacy in promoting democracy within Belarus.

This event underscores the ongoing implications of political repression and the resilience of opposition figures in challenging regimes, highlighting the importance of international recognition in supporting democratic movements.