Belarus police have detained 317 people and deployed water cannon during mass protests against President Alexander Lukashenko.
The opposition says Mr Lukashenko must quit, as his 9 August re-election was widely seen as fraudulent.
As many as 100,000 demonstrators thronged the centre of the capital Minsk - the eighth such Sunday rally. The official estimate was much smaller.
EU sanctions now target 40 Belarus officials, but not Mr Lukashenko.
Many opposition activists have been beaten up by police and thousands have been arrested during months of unrest. They are demanding the release of all political prisoners and a free and fair re-run of the election. slot wallet
There have also been shows of solidarity with Lena Levchenko, a basketball star serving two weeks in jail for protesting, with opposition supporters parking their cars to spell out her name when viewed from above.
