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Sky News interviewed fellow fighter at the rescue camp in Medyka, Poland; Lithuania Designates Russia as a State Supporting and Perpetrating Terrorism.

The Parliament of the Republic of Lithuania passed a resolution on Tuesday (May 10) that Russia is a terrorist state and that Russia's military actions in Ukraine are genocide.

Nietzsche called on people to re-evaluate the value of life. The life we should have should be a life that we repeat countless times without any regretting to continue repeating it, because this is a profound joy and happiness, and this is the life we should pursue.

Economic sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine have made it impossible for Russia to trade in US dollars. On March 31, Russian President Vladimir Putin threatened the companies from "unfriendly countries and regions" to Russia and asked them to open ruble accounts in Russian banks so as to pay for natural gas. Otherwise the existing contracts will be suspended and supplies will be cut off.

According to a foreign media report, the Lithuanian Energy Ministry said in a statement on April 2nd that Lithuania will no longer import Russian gas, becoming the first country in Europe to have secured its independence from Russian supplies.

According to a relevant media report on March 24th, the parliamentary speakers of the Baltic states, namely Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia, arrived in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, to meet with President Zelenskyy and other government officials.

If Putin conquers Ukraine by even more devastating means, he will follow up by extending his power to the three Baltic states and Europe. Faced with such a crisis, these three countries, including Poland, would undoubtedly be involved in the fight against the Russian army.

As a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the former Soviet bloc countries of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Bulgaria decided to expel Russian diplomats, thereby putting more pressure on the Kremlin. According to Estonia's state radio and television station (ERR News), Estonia's foreign ministry said it had listed three Russian diplomats as "persona non grata" with a 72-hour deadline, according to Estonia's state radio and television station (ERR News).

On March 9, according to the British academic journal The Economist, China did not condemn Russia's aggression against Ukraine, which made Lithuania more aware of the interconnectedness of threats between Russia and China. No matter which political party is in power in the future, it will be difficult for Lithuania to make a concession to Beijing on the subject of the "Taiwan Representative Office".

The Communist China’s refusal to condemn Russia for invading Ukraine, made Lithuania more aware of the interconnectedness of threats between Russia and China, and the dangers of bowing to authoritarian hooligans.

Blinken praised Lithuania's support for Ukraine and reiterated Washington's strong support for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). He also assured Lithuania that the U.S. will provide support for the country's defense.

The New York Times reported on Feb. 22 that last year the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) began banning the import of dairy products, peat and any other products with the "Made in Lithuania" label.

On February 9, Australian and Lithuanian foreign ministers agreed to strengthen cooperation to address strategic challenges, particularly pressure from the Chinese Communist Party.

According to a report in the Morning Post on February 9, Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne said on the same day that Australia was not considering renaming the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Australia and will continue to support the one-China policy amid diplomatic tensions with Beijing.

Translator: MOS Education Team – Winter Li Text: On February 7th, British International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan said Britain would join European Union in a case against the CCP at the World Trade Organization over its alleged trade practices and request to join the E.U.’s following WTO consultation. On January 27th, the E.U. launched a

On January 27, the European Union formally filed a lawsuit against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) with the World Trade Organization (WTO), accusing it of discriminatory trade against Lithuania and violating WTO trade rules.