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Vilnius: Lithuania said on Wednesday it was recalling its current chief diplomat in China and would operate the embassy remotely, as relations...

Lithuania said on Dec. 15 that it pulled the remaining diplomats from Beijing to protect them, and would ...

With Lithuania recalling its last diplomats from China, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) yesterday urged the public and businesses to support Lithuanian products, and listed ways to boost bilateral economic ties. “Lithuania’s Charge d’ Affaires ad interim in China Audra Ciapiene returns to Vilnius for consultations,” the Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement on Wednesday. “In the absence of a substitute diplomat in Beijing, the Lithuanian Embassy to China wil...

SECURITY: MOFA also thanked the US Congress for passing the National Defense Authorization Act for Taiwan to maintain self-sufficient defense capabilitiesBy Lin Chia-nan / Staff reporter

Lithuania has announced that it had recalled its top diplomat in China for consultations and that the embassy in Beijing would operate remotely.

Lithuania has withdrawn its remaining diplomats from China, worrying about their safety, and as Beijing retaliates against the Baltic States’ efforts to

Lithuania has announced that it had recalled its top diplomat in China for consultations and that the embassy in Beijing would operate remotely.

Lithuania has announced that it had recalled its top diplomat in China for consultations and that the embassy in Beijing would operate remotely.

Lithuanian diplomats in China returned to Vilnius for consultations, according to the Foreign Ministry. Vilnius called back its diplomats in response to Beijing's efforts to downgrade its embassy.

Lithuania apparently pulled its staff out of Beijing amid an ongoing spat over Taiwan