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What will be the Lithuanian government's policy towards China by December 31, 2025?
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Strengthening ties • 25%
Maintaining current stance • 25%
Further distancing • 25%
Unclear policy • 25%
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Lithuania Expels Three Chinese Embassy Staff on November 29, Citing Vienna Convention Violations; China Warns of Countermeasures
Dec 2, 2024, 06:56 AM
Lithuania has expelled three staff members from the Chinese mission, declaring them persona non grata due to activities that violate the Vienna Convention and Lithuanian law. The expulsion occurred on November 29, as confirmed by Lithuania's Foreign Ministry. This move could heighten tensions between Lithuania and China, especially as the incoming Lithuanian prime minister has indicated a willingness to restore diplomatic relations with Beijing. In response, China condemned the expulsion and warned of potential countermeasures, urging Lithuania to cease actions that undermine its sovereignty and diplomatic commitments. No comments have been issued from the Chinese mission in Lithuania regarding the situation.
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Strengthen Ties • 25%
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Further Deterioration • 25%
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Remains unchanged • 25%
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