Right-wing forces in Lithuania have been honing their rhetoric for months now as they watch the ruling coalitions stumble from one scandal to another. Yet, despite the never-ending government imbroglio, which has included the resignations of the finance and economy ministers, the Cabinet manages to rebound from every setback. To get the opposition's viewpoint on this political resilience, as well as to find out where Lithuanian politics is headed, The Baltic Times met with Rasa Jukneviciene, an opposition leader from the Homeland Union (Conservatives), last weekend.The current coalition has...
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