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RSS Lithuanian and German Foreign Ministers discuss upcoming Eastern Partnership summit Added2020.05.25
On the evening of May 22, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania Linas Linkevičius had a telephone conversation with the Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs of Germany Heiko Mass.

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L. Linkevičius: We must ensure accountability for cybercrime Added2020.05.22
On 22 May, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania Linas Linkevičius attended an informal meeting of the United Nations Security Council, which was organized at Estonia’s initiative. The meeting mainly focused on cyber stability in the light of the COVID-19 pandemic, conflict prevention, and capacity building for states to counter cyber threats. The Prime Minister of Estonia Jüri Ratas delivered the opening speech at the meeting.

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CBSS Ministerial Meeting focuses on regional integration, youth engagement Added2020.05.21
On 19 May, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania Linas Linkevičius, together with Foreign Ministers of the Nordic and Baltic countries, Poland, Germany and Russia, participated in a video conference of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS).

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Lithuania stands in solidarity with United States of America in fight against COVID-19 pandemic Added2020.05.20
On 20 May, the Government of Lithuania decided to allocate EUR 100,000 in humanitarian aid for the purchase of protective equipment manufactured in Lithuania for medical personnel and staff of other services that are helping to save lives in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

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NATO'S Role in the Changing Security Environment in Europe: Vilnius Statement Added2020.05.19
We have gathered today in Vilnius to demonstrate our solidarity and commitment to the creation of a Europe whole and free in an alliance including the countries of Europe, the United States and Canada as the foundation for stability and security in the 21st century.
L. Linkevičius: We must look for ways to return sides in Middle East conflict to negotiating table Added2020.05.18
On 15 May in Riga, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania Linas Linkevičius, together with heads of diplomacy of the other two Baltic states, participated in a video conference of EU Ministers of Foreign Affairs.

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RSS Invitation to the online conference "The Geopolitics of Nuclear Energy" Added2020.05.20
On May 21, Lithuania’s Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs Albinas Zananavičius will participate in a webinar on the geopolitics of nuclear energy, hosted by the Foreign Policy Institute of the Johns Hopkins University SAIS. We would like to extend our invitation to the webinar to everyone who is interested in the nuclear energy industry, Russia’s and China’s nuclear energy exports, the European Union neighbourhood and geopolitics more broadly.

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The contest announced for the Balts’ Award 2020 Added2020.05.18
On 18 May, the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania and Latvia announced the contest for the Balts’ Award 2020.

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Ambassador E. Bagdonas presents his letters of credence to Bahrain’s Foreign Minister Added2020.05.12
On 12 May, the first Ambassador of Lithuania to the Kingdom of Bahrain Edminas Bagdonas presented his letters of credence to Bahrain’s Foreign Minister, Dr. Abdullatif bin Rashid Alzayani.

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World War Two: Memories as a Warning Added2020.05.08
Co-authored by Foreign Ministers of Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia

This year, as we commemorate 75 years since the end of hostilities in Europe, we primarily honour those who fought against, and ultimately defeated, Nazism. We also remember the tens of millions of innocent victims who lost their lives during the war, including those six million Jews who perished in the Holocaust perpetrated by Nazis and their collaborators.

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Lithuania allocates funds in support of the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Added2020.04.29
In order to support the efforts of the United Nations in ensuring respect for the human rights, Lithuania has allocated 30 thousand euros to the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR).
Vice-Minister A. Zananavičius: EU needs a long-term strategy to avoid disruptions of critical supply chains Added2020.04.16
On 16 April, the Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania Albinas Zanavičius participated in a video conference of Foreign Affairs Ministers (Trade), who had an exchange of views on the impact of COVID-19 on trade relations. A. Zanavičius stressed that the COVID-19 pandemic had revealed vulnerabilities in global trade and supply chains.
Lithuania participates in the virtual informal conversation with the High Commissioner for Human Rights on response to COVID-19 Added2020.04.09
On 9 April 2020, at the informal discussion with UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet in Geneva Lithuania together with other member states expressed support for human rights-based approach in addressing COVID-19 pandemic and called on all states to safeguard free and independent media and ensure unhindered access to information.

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OPCW IIT report is a very important step towards holding those responsible for the use of chemical weapons in Syria Added2020.04.09
On 8 April OPCW IIT has publishded its first report on the responsibility of the use of chemical weapons in Syria in March 2017. The collected factual evidence gives sufficient grounds to believe that the responsible individuals belong to the Syrian Arab Republic Air Force. Shortly this report will be considered by the OPCW Executive Council and later by the United Nations.
N. Germanas: Fight against COVID-19 pandemic cannot be successful without EU’s strong and united global response Added2020.04.08
On 8 April, the Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania Neris Germanas participated in an informal meeting via videoconference of Foreign Affairs Ministers to discuss ways to support developing countries in the fight against the pandemic, as well as to mitigate economic and social shocks to these countries.

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Lithuania contributes to humanitarian efforts of Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and UNHCR Added2020.04.06
In support of the joint efforts of the international community to fight the COVID-19 and to support refugees as one of the most vulnerable groups of the society, Lithuania has allocated funds to humanitarian aid.

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