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In the modern world, the formation of a state’s image, which is one of its main resources, largely depends on the  state’s participation in international communication processes. Whether the formation of the image will be successful is largely determined by three factors: the clarity and intelligibility of its identification, both for its citizens and the international community; the compliance of  the  legal framework in the field of  information relations with international standards; and the  structuring of  the  information policy according to  the  principles of  two-way communication, including openness and free access to information. The political authorities of the Republic of Belarus, relying on the concept of  ideologization, treat the global exchange of  information as a threat to the  legitimacy of its power and try to cultivate absolute control over the communication and information processes, paradoxically making it impossible to implement the tasks set by themselves

The basis of state image formation in international communication, as exemplified by the Republic of Belarus