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Politics does not stand in place, change is a near constant even if the changes are often insignificant. New political parties emerge, draw voters for a few years and then vanish. The Way of Courage, the National Revival Party, A. Paulauskas’ New Union, the Modern Christian Democrat Union, the Lithu...
With the elections right around the corner, much is spoken about major parties, leaving smaller political entities overlooked. Experts in the economic, social and political fields review various proposals made by the List of Lithuania Party.
The Lithuanian Central Electoral Commission distributed the year's first subsidies – a total of €2.7 million – to nine parties.
The Social Democratic party has chosen not to support the Order and Justice party's nomination of Povilas Gylys as a candidate for Minister of the Interior.
A new national security report has made it clear that Russia hasn't left Lithuania alone - looking for weak points, gathering information, manipulating public opinion through the media, and recruiting businessmen, public figures and employees at judicial institutions.
Most observers reckon that, after the Seimas elections, the nucleus of the ruling coalition will be made up of Social Democrats and Liberals, with Ramūnas Karbauskas’s Peasant and Green party and other independent parties contributing to the coalition as well.
On Tuesday, new member of the Lithuanian Seimas, parliament, Audrius Nakas was sworn in.
On Tuesday two new members of parliament were sworn in at the Seimas. Members of Parliament Arminas Lydeka and Stasys Brundza took their oaths. The oaths were administered by Acting Chairman of the Constitutional Court Dainius Žalimas.
