Gitanas Nausėda

“Do not try to repeat it,” Lithuanian president warned perpetrators.

The further a country lies from Russia, the more its leaders need to be persuaded of the threat posed by Vladimir Putin.

The European Investment Bank should fund defense companies, Gitanas Nausėda also suggested.

Gitanas Nausėda is roasted after offering to take supporters for a drink.

Hungarian PM attracts more criticism for cozying up to Russian leader.

Gitanas Nausėda said it was ‘regrettable’ that Hungary’s leader won’t apologize for continuing his warm ties with Russia’s president.

Warsaw moves to deter ‘aggressor’ Minsk, which it accuses of being directed by Russia.

Belarus border closure is up for discussion, Lithuanian president adds.

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Officials were careful in their early assessments, but believe the recent action could be a game-changer.

Gitanas Nausėda joined 2 years before the country seceded from the Soviet Union ‘in the name of greater opportunities to pursue a career as a scientist.’

Xi Jinping’s blooming bromance with Vladimir Putin is freaking EU leaders out. Now they’re booking flights to Beijing.

NATO’s eastern flank suddenly has the ear of traditional Western powers, but it doesn’t yet have the weapons and money that drive decisions.

The chancellor spoke to US President Biden, vowing to support Ukraine in an ‘effective, sustainable and closely coordinated’ manner.

‘Andrzej, we need those modern tanks because it is the only way to stop Russian invasion,’ Zelenskyy told Duda.

Ex-pontiff was ‘a great figure that history will never forget,’ Italian Prime Minister Meloni says.

Speculation is rife about whether major capitals could ultimately press for talks between Kyiv and Moscow. Yet that seems unlikely.

Ambassadors resolve clash over fertilizer shipments, opening way for deal on ninth Russian sanctions package.

The pro-EU political party Volt organized a small rally urging more weapons for Ukraine at the EU leaders’ summit.

‘F— off is my very diplomatic reply to you @elonmusk,’ Ukrainian diplomat Andriy Melnyk tweeted.

President Gitanas Nausėda told POLITICO he’s seeking ‘clear assurances’ from allies ‘about more visible forward presence here in the Baltics.’

‘Nobody supplies [weapons] on a similar scale as Germany does,’ German chancellor says, despite evidence to the contrary.

Nuclear regulatory authorities do not share Kyiv’s assessment over the danger posed by Russian actions at nuclear plants.

After hours of debate over Russia’s war, summit pledges to help refugees and deliver robust aid.