G. Landsbergis has been appointed as a lecturer at Sciences Po, a renowned political studies institute in Paris, where he will teach a course titled 'Small States, History, War, and Security of the Eastern European Flank' during the spring semester. This course will explore how Eastern European countries have historically worked to ensure their security amidst fluctuating borders and competing empires, focusing on the experiences of the Baltic states, Poland, and other countries in Central Europe.

Sciences Po has highlighted that the seminar will delve into the geopolitics of Eastern Europe, particularly examining the evolving nature of state security in a region historically marked by conflicts and changes in political boundaries. The course aims to provide insights into how these countries have navigated security challenges over time, which is particularly relevant in the current geopolitical context.

In addition to his new role at Sciences Po, G. Landsbergis has also been interning in the United States and was recently appointed as a visiting scholar at Stanford University. He has mentioned that he is currently writing two books, furthering his contributions to political discourse and scholarship alongside his teaching commitments.