Alexander Baunov, Author at the Lithuania Tribune

Why Russia is liking Brexit – a return to a multipolar Europe

July 1, 2016 Alexander Baunov 0

The Kremlin is enjoying the discomfort that Brexit is causing to the European Union. But that does not mean that it wants Europe broken up. It just wants a return to old-fashioned bilateral diplomacy. […]

Dutch unease: Why the Netherlands turned away from Ukraine

April 16, 2016 Alexander Baunov 0

The Dutch didn’t reject the EU’s Association Agreement with Ukraine because they are sympathetic to Russia. They rejected it because they believe that Ukraine, like Russia, is unprepared to join the European community. […]

The Pope and the Patriarch: Russia’s search for the right West

March 18, 2016 Alexander Baunov 0

The Western political establishment is hostile to Russia. This makes it all the more important to demonstrate that the Western religious establishment is more sympathetic. Regardless of Putin’s aims, the meeting between Pope and Patriarch has become a landmark event in the history of Christianity. […]

Andrikienė: we made a mistake with China long before

January 19, 2022 0

The biggest mistake in Lithuania-China relations was made long before the opening of the Taiwanese representative office in Vilnius, when the country fell into the Chinese netcast on Eastern and Central European countries without considering […]

Digital economy: challenges for business, European leaders, and an opportunity engine

January 19, 2022 0

The actors, both business and public administrations, in the economy nowadays, are increasingly building on the technologies of the digital world, which is rapidly moving most of our lives into the digital space. There are […]

Jolanta Grašienė joins the SBA Group Board

January 19, 2022 0

Jolanta Grašienė, Vice President of SBA, has been confirmed as a new member of the SBA Group Management Board, heading the Group’s finance, IT, organisation development and project management functions. In order to increase the […]

Analysis of Bankera customers’ holiday spending: flew less, spent more in shops

January 14, 2022 0

The ongoing pandemic around the world has continued to adjust consumer spending, and the festive season is no exception, which has forced consumers to open their wallets wider this year not only because of the […]

Eika Asset Management fund starts construction of Tamro logistics centre in Kaunas FEZ

January 13, 2022 0

On 11 January 2022, the Kaunas District Municipality granted a permit to build UAB Tamro, a wholesale distribution company of pharmaceuticals and the manager of BENU pharmacies, logistics centre in the territory of the Kaunas […]

3 ways that 2022 is going to change how you think about money

January 12, 2022 0

One of the most transformative trends in fintech, embedded finance found the spotlight in 2021. But what is in store for 2022? Jason Ollivier, Chief Disruption Officer at Contis, looks at three key ways that […]