Ieva Kuraitytė
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 8, 2026
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- Aug 6, 2026
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Lithuania’s abstention in UN world map vote is down to shade of Crimea, FM says (opens the original)
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The resolution, introduced by Togo and backed by members of the African Union, was approved by 164 countries. The United States was the only country to vote against it, while six countries – Estonia, Georgia, Moldova, Serbia, Ukraine and Lithuania – abstained. The resolution, titled Correct the Map, promotes the use of the Equal Earth projection, which more accurately represents the relative land areas of continents. The United States criticised the resolution, saying such initiatives contribute
The archivist who betrayed the KGB and brought its deepest secrets to Vilnius (opens the original)
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Understanding this solitary man with a difficult personality, who, for many years, kept his dangerous mission hidden even from his family, is a complex task. However, in ‘The Spy in the Archive’, British journalist and writer Gordon Corera takes on this challenge. Drawing on various sources and people who knew Mitrokhin personally, the author unravels the extraordinary personality of a man who made it his life’s mission to kill the Soviet Committee for State Security, better known as the KGB. Bo
Ukrainian ambassador: If Russia says it wants to kill you, you best believe it (opens the original)
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Ukraine is bringing war closer to Russia, Russian people with long-range strikes into its territory. Even Vladimir Putin acknowledged that there is some damage, but still it looks like he has a firm hold on power in Russia. Do you think these attacks are actually changing his calculations with, for example, negotiations? Definitely, because these attacks and these long strikes, we call them the long-range sanctions, they are definitely making all of the difference. We are bringing the war actual
‘Russians only understand force’: Did Poland make a mistake? (opens the original)
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Warsaw decided not to shoot down the Russian missile while it was in Polish airspace, arguing that it posed no immediate threat. Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Poland had been prepared to intercept it if it had continued farther into the country.Although experts understand the decision from a safety perspective, they warn that failing to respond decisively to an incident of this scale sets a dangerous precedent. In their view, it demonstrates that Russia can exploit NATO airspace for its opera
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