With influx of refugees and with an increasingly militarised neighbour in the guise of Russia, it is not unreasonable to ask questions about what exactly are the shared interests and challenges facing the Baltic States.
Few are better placed to reflect on these questions than Karlis Bukovskis, the deputy director and a researcher at the Latvian Institute of International Affairs (LIIA). Bukovskis is also a widely published author and a lecturer at Riga Graduate School of Law and Riga Stradins University (RSU).
He agreed to take a few questions on the future of Lithuania, L...
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