The article discusses differing opinions within Lithuania's Social Democratic Party regarding the opening of a Taiwanese representative office in Vilnius, highlighting a divide between party leaders.
The article explores the contrasting views within the Social Democratic Party of Lithuania on the establishment of a Taiwanese representative office in Vilnius. Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė supports the notion that the opening may lead to setbacks, reflecting a cautious stance towards deepening relations with Taiwan amidst potential repercussions from China. In contrast, Ruslanas Baranovas, the chairman of the temporary parliamentary group on relations with Taiwan, disagrees with this cautious approach and presents a more optimistic view regarding the benefits that such diplomatic ties could bring.
