Dr Inna Rogatchi, Author at the Lithuania Tribune

“Jewish Death Camps”: on moral illiteracy, and the real face of Poland today

February 12, 2018 Dr Inna Rogatchi 0

Renowned European historian Dr Inna Rogatchi, interviewed by Rochel Sylvetsky for Arutz Sheva, gives an insightful perception of the new Polish Holocaust Law and Poland today. The interview first appeared in israelnationalnews.com […]

Performance at the Russia's First TV Channel

The trap of travesty: Shoah as a show-subject

November 29, 2016 Dr Inna Rogatchi 0

I thought initially that if one would have a nerve to watch the sick entertaining video from the Russian popular TV musical skating show – , it might be unnecessary to write any comment on that disgust. […]

Liudas Mažylis on the danger of Astravyets: We have only one destiny – to be united

February 19, 2020 0

The opening of the first Astravyets nuclear power plant reactor is scheduled for the beginning of this year. At the same time, a movement against the power plant is being established in Lithuania. On the […]

Ongoing negotiations about European minimum wage: what to expect?

February 17, 2020 0

The European Commission has launched a period of formal consultations on the establishment of a minimum wage in all countries of the European Union. What can be expected from such a measure, how employees and […]

Mačiulis. The decade of records, prosperity and progress

February 14, 2020 0

The second decade of the 21st century, which was also the third decade after the re-establishment of the Republic of Lithuania, was exceptionally high. The 2010s in Lithuania were marked by a rapid rise of […]

Life after the division of a reduced EU cake: will we manage to pick our priorities correctly?

February 13, 2020 0

President Gitanas Nausėda travelled to Brussels to negotiate regarding the upcoming European Union budget and the 2021-2027 financial perspective. So far, the proposals for it offer no consolation for Lithuania. Based on the European Commission’s […]

Which populists will make use of the door accidentally opened by Nausėda?

February 11, 2020 0

Every Seimas elections bring new, non-traditional political parties into public view. And while some of these political movements often are laughable and might be hard to take seriously, sometimes these parties take sway over voters’ […]

Nordic business in Lithuania to government: reform immigration and decentralise!

February 10, 2020 0

Lithuanian advances in terms of innovation might be promising; however, there is no time to be complacent. During the business lunch organised by the Danish, Finnish Norwegian and Swedish, Chambers of Commerce last Tuesday morning, […]