Tautvydas Marciulaitis, Author at the Lithuania Tribune

Tautvydas Marčiulaitis: We are living better than ever before

March 8, 2019 Tautvydas Marciulaitis 0

We have just celebrated the 101st birthday of Lithuania and it seems that this occasion is becoming more meaningful and beautiful with every passing year. Streets are filled with smiling people proudly waving the country’s national flag, and the whole atmosphere is more festive. And it is not surprising why – every year we are living better than ever before. […]

Tautvydas Marčiulaitis. Why do they come back?

July 30, 2018 Tautvydas Marciulaitis 0

Everyone knows that it is impossible to live in Lithuania. The state will disappear soon because the last person leaving will turn off the lights. Yet people are still coming. Not just for holidays, but […]

As China gets angry at Lithuania’s actions, some see great benefits coming out of it

November 29, 2021 0

The opening of the Taiwanese representative office in Vilnius has raised China’s ire. Beijing compared Lithuania to a fly that needs to be swatted down but did not hesitate to take the most drastic step […]

The Freedom Party speaks up about the coalition’s future. Political scientists’ verdict – is a black scenario possible?

November 25, 2021 0

November 11 was exceptional in the Seimas main hall – the ruling coalition passed an important test by challenging President Gitanas Nausėda, but it also disappointed the Freedom Party, one of the coalition partners, Indrė […]

China is annoyed by Lithuania’s ties with Taiwan – calls Lithuania bully

November 25, 2021 0

China is very angry with Lithuania’s decision to open a Taiwanese representative office in Vilnius. The Chinese embassy also held a press conference banning TV cameras. The embassy spokesman kept repeating that the Lithuanian authorities […]

When migrant crisis would trigger NATO Article 4: possible scenarios

November 22, 2021 0

Article 4 of the NATO Treaty. In November, more and more European countries, including Lithuania, Latvia and Poland, are talking about activating it because of the migrant crisis. What is this much-talked-about Article, what are […]

What Lithuanian defence industry and policymakers can learn from Taiwan?

November 22, 2021 0

Taiwan’s defence industry (DI) can develop modern armaments that can deter a potential opponent and is even aiming to export them globally. The case study of Taiwan’s DI provides another argument on the need to […]

The fight against the Lukashenko regime takes an unexpected turn

November 19, 2021 0

The strategy to stop illegal migration from Belarus has taken a turn that was unexpected for Lithuanian politicians: outgoing German Chancellor Merkel spoke to Belarusian dictator Lukashenko on the phone to discuss the situation on […]