Belarusian political scientist, journalist and analyst specializing in domestic and foreign policy of Belarus.
He worked as a political correspondent for the BelaPAN news agency, was responsible for the political section of the Belarusian independent portal TUT.BY, and collaborated with the Carnegie Moscow Center as an expert on Belarus. After TUT.BY's closure, he published as an independent expert, including on Zerkalo.io.
In June 2021, Shraibman left Belarus after his name was mentioned in a television interview with Roman Protasevich on the Belarusian state television channel ONT. Protasevich mentioned him in a chat room discussing the 2020 protests.
On December 2, 2021, Artem Shraibman's Telegram channel was designated as extremist. In December 2024, the Belarusian Ministry of Internal Affairs named Shraibman as a member of the "extremist group" "Zerkalo." A month earlier, he was added to the wanted lists of the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation as part of a politically motivated criminal prosecution.
After leaving, Artem Shraibman continues to work as an independent political analyst and expert at the Carnegie Berlin Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies.
