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From Vilnius to Kaunas, here is the local lowdown on the best places to visit in Lithuania's biggest cities.

From Vilnius to Kaunas, here is the local lowdown on the best places to visit in Lithuania's biggest cities.

May 28, 2021 The following is a press release from Lithuania Travel: Lithuania Travel—the country’s national tourism agency—invites Lithuania’s visitors to explore Vilnius, Kaunas, and Klaipeda through a real “like-a-local” experience. Perfect for a long-needed getaway, the bucket list in the country’s biggest cities includes Paupys and Paupio turgus, Courtyard Gallery, Melnrages pier, and other spots adored by the country’s inhabitants. May 28, 2021. Remote work options now allow millions to stay in their travel destination for a longer period of time. Combining both the duti...

Belarus: Lukashenko slams 'dumb' Germany torture trial A group of lawyers in Germany have accused the Belarusian president, dubbed 'Europe's last dictator,' of crimes against humanity during anti-government protests. Belarus' President Alexander Lukashenko hit back at a legal complaint against him Lukashenko said Friday that the "heirs of fascism" were in no position to judge him, in reference to Germany's Nazi past. "I do not reproach them. But they are the heirs of the generations who unleashed that war," Lukashenko said, referring to World War II. "It's a dumb move." The official Belta ne...

Belarus regime turns on artists and journalists Protests are more muted these days in Belarus. But despite increasing repression, cultural figures continue to express opposition on World Press Freedom Day. Last August, Belarusians took to the streets across the nation to protest 26 years of autocratic rule. They claimed that President Alexander Lukashenko had again rigged the vote to claim an overwhelming victory in the latest presidential election. Under the red and white flag of the uprising, hundreds of thousands of protesters demanded free and fair elections, and for strongman Lukashe...