Belarus president Alexander Lukashenko has family connections to at least two firms in Cyprus, as EU states prepare to go after his money.
The two Cypriot real-estate companies - Eastleigh Trading and Dana Holdings - both have links to the president's daughter-in-law, Lilya Lukashenko, the wife of his oldest son, Viktor.
And a closer look at them shines light on a labyrinth of financial ties between Nicosia and Minsk.
The Lukashenko name became freshly toxic after the pre...
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