On this February 7, 2019 file photo Belarus's newly appointed Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko is pictured in Minsk, Belarus. Belarusian authoritarian president has named his new prime minister, a move that comes two months before a scheduled presidential election. A day after firing Prime Minister Sergei Rumas, a moderate technocrat, President Alexander Lukashenko replaced him Thursday with 46-year-old Roman Golovchenko, who previously oversaw military industries.
