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

October 7, 2021 Vytaute Kazanaviciute 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 […]

Vytautas Sinica. What kind of European Union does Lithuania want?

June 2, 2021 Vytautas Sinica 0

Membership of the EU and NATO are unquestionably necessary for survival and ensuring the national interests of our country. However, this does not mean that we unconditionally agree with any kind of ideas of Eurofederalism. […]

Family law: Critics dismiss as declarative, supporters speak demography

October 10, 2017 BNS 0

A family strengthening bill is making headway in Lithuania’s parliament, a law that opponents dismiss as a selection of declarations, while initiators say that the law is needed to shape the country’s family policies. […]

Family values and Russian influence in Latvia

January 28, 2016 Baltijos saliu tiriamosios zurnalistikos centras ReBaltica 0

A fight for “family values” in Latvia is uniting the Kremlin’s friends and ideological foes. […]

What’s on the label of a ‘terrorist state’? Everything.

December 1, 2022 0

Labels are important. For too long, the Western world preferred to ignore Russia’s crimes at home and abroad and look the other way. But no more. Last week, when the European Parliament labelled the Russian […]

700 housing units purchased by Russian citizens in Lithuania this year: calls for immediate action

November 30, 2022 0

Some 699 Real Estate (RE) properties – this is the number of properties acquired by Russian citizens in Lithuania until the 15th of November this year. This figure is only a few dozen less than […]

How to launch a European Lend-Lease

November 22, 2022 0

Considering the total nature and prospects of hostilities in Ukraine, military aid for us should not be situational but permanent. Since the full-scale Russian aggression began, Ukraine has been working to launch arms lend-lease with […]

After a missile explosion in Poland – no illusions about NATO’s response, but one small twist is possible

November 17, 2022 0

It is highly likely that the rocket that exploded in Poland near the Ukrainian border and killed two people was fired by the Ukrainian armed forces to shoot down one of the Russian missiles. The […]

The 60 days of Tehran

November 17, 2022 0

It is not impossible. It is by no means out of the question that November 2022 will go down in history as the month of freedom that would have seen Iran begin the fall of […]