Dmitri Trenin, Author at the Lithuania Tribune

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and US State Secretary John Kerry

NATO and Russia must talk to each other now more than ever

August 11, 2016 Dmitri Trenin 0

With tensions between Moscow and NATO at its worst since the end of the Cold War, it is now more important than ever that each side understand one another and maintain channels of serious communication, argues Dmitri Trenin, director of the Carnegie Moscow Center. […]

Managing the risks of the US-Russia confrontation in Eastern Europe

June 4, 2016 Dmitri Trenin 0

Unlike in the Cold War, the current Russia–United States confrontation is asymmetrical, which carries different dangers. Cooperation will remain limited and Barack Obama’s successor will most likely take a harsher stance on Russia. […]

The latest startup report: a record year and accelerating flywheel effect

October 19, 2021 0

Over the last eleven years, the value of startups in Central and Eastern Europe has increased 19 times and now stands at 186 billion euros. The value will likely increase even further by the end […]

What actually lies beneath the menacing flag of protest: a look at the real faces of the Movement of Families

October 7, 2021 0

What links the active participants of “marcher” protests: a businessman from Marijampolė, the son of the signatory of the March 11 Act, large families, pro-Russian figures and members of the criminal underworld? Lietuvos Rytas tried […]

Bruveris. The president’s weapon – the Catholic cross

October 5, 2021 0

The Constitution’s directives that there is no state religion in Lithuania and that no one can be privileged in the state for their religious beliefs have always been at risk. This risk has lately increased, […]

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