A high-ranking Polish government official has said that the country would not buy electricity from the Belarusian Astravyets Nuclear Power Plant (NPP). It is an important signal to Lithuania, says the Lithuanian political scientist Andzejus Puksto.
In his words, Warsaw is better heard in Brussels than in Vilnius; therefore, the Astravyets issue should now get more attention in Europe.
“It is a very important message, as however we decide to model Lithuania’s foreign and security policy, it seems to me that Poland is exceptional, when it comes to energ...
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