VILNIUS - There is no official law that says politicians must take stock after their first 100 days in office, but in many countries, it has become something of an accepted tradition.Prime Minister Rolandas Paksas hit the 100-day mark Sept. 18, and according to public opinion polls, he has not lost any of the shine that was attached to him when he took office.Speaking at a press conference Sept. 20, Paksas outlined his young government's achievements, ranking progress on selling part of the oil sector to a strategic investor and recovering debt from Belarus as high points.About U.S. William...
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