William Pomeranz, Author at the Lithuania Tribune

Putin’s breakout year

December 9, 2016 William Pomeranz 0

2016 saw a major step toward Vladimir Putin’s vision of the world – it remains to be seen if the United States and Europe will remain committed to challenging this vision, or will seek to accommodate it. […]

Opinion: Russia, repression and the rule of law

February 28, 2015 William Pomeranz 0

Any battle between the Russian state and its political opponents has always been an unequal contest, since the state brings an overwhelming superiority to such confrontations. This disparity is as true today as it was during the Soviet Union’s fight against dissidents and imperial Russia’s struggle against diverse revolutionary movements. […]

Why You May Want to Go to Ukraine Now

August 13, 2022 0

As the situation in Western and Central Ukraine has for now stabilized, a trip to Kyiv can provide those interested in international affairs with a unique opportunity to observe world history in the making. Back […]

Lithuanian company Orbio World acquires start-up Fraîcheur Paris

August 12, 2022 0

Orbio World, a company that develops and sells wellness, household, and electronic products across almost the entire world, has acquired UAB Neorus, which operates Fraîcheur Paris. This brand is rapidly gaining popularity in the US, […]

Expansion of export markets increases Lithuania’s resilience to geopolitical challenges

August 12, 2022 0

There are reasons to be optimistic about Lithuania’s trade data for the first half of 2022. According to a press release, the government’s goal of diversifying export markets has not only proved successful but is […]

Without awards but with citizenship? An expert answers whether Drobiazko will keep his Lithuanian citizenship

August 11, 2022 0

Vytautas Sinkevičius, a professor at Mykolas Romeris University and an expert in the Law, says there is no reason why Margarita Drobiazko, who danced at Russian-sponsored events, should lose her Lithuanian citizenship, Vilmntas Venckūnas writing […]

Have migrants had their way? Assessing what fate awaits foreigners fleeing Lithuania

August 10, 2022 0

It is not important how many migrants try to cross the Lithuanian border illegally, but how many actually manage to do so, said Laurynas Kasčiūnas, a conservative member of the Seimas, commenting on the renewed […]

Landsbergis is the only one in Europe to welcome Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan: can relations with China get any worse? What would a visit to Taiwan by Ms Čmilytė-Nielsen mean?

August 9, 2022 0

After Lithuania became the only European Union (EU) country to give governmental support to the visit of the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, to Taiwan, Beijing said that it had further […]