Germany Needs Nukes To Deter Russia, Says Lithuanian Minister TEC News April 22, 2025 The bold remarks reflect growing unease in Europe over U.S. defense commitments.
Lithuania Aims To Mend Ties with China After Fallout Zolta Győri April 16, 2025 The Baltic country is the only EU member state without diplomatic relations with the Asian giant.
Open Wounds in the Baltic Álvaro Peñas April 14, 2025 Can history’s wounds be healed? Yes, with genuine recognition of past facts, proven sincere over time, by all parties.
Lithuanian FM Urges NATO Members To Double Their Spending Zolta Győri April 3, 2025 “In the last ten years, we’ve increased our spending ten times,” Foreign Minister Kestutis Budrys said about his country.
Lithuania: Was “Terrorism” Behind Cargo Plane Crash? Tamás Orbán November 25, 2024 The aircraft carried packages for a company that found parcel bombs attributed to Russia in its warehouses this summer.
“Mass migration is going to represent a serious problem in Lithuania”: An Interview with Vytautas Sinica Álvaro Peñas November 22, 2024 Migration policies have been liberalised and economic incentives are offered to come and work from anywhere in the world.
German Defense Minister Suspects Sabotage After Two Baltic Sea Fiber Optic Cables Cut Christina Holmgren-Larson November 19, 2024 NATO states are stepping up surveillance of pipelines and cables.
Social Democrats Claim Victory in Lithuanian Elections Nick Hallett October 28, 2024 In a surprising upset, the education minister lost her seat to a conservative newcomer.
Euros & Dollars: Bad Timing for Lithuania’s Tax Hikes Sven R. Larson May 23, 2024 Combined with elevated unemployment, a stagnant economy spells trouble for the Lithuanians. To drop a package of tax hikes into this mix is to play with fire.
Lithuania Should Protect Hong Kongers in the EU Megan Khoo February 15, 2024 Lithuania should not tolerate economic coercion and political manipulation by authoritarian states.
