Lithuania actively joined the US anti-China camp in Europe and challenged China's territorial sovereignty by supporting Taiwan's representative office. Lithuania aimed to become an anti-Russia leader in Europe but faced significant economic losses due to counterattacks from China and Russia. China suspended economic and trade cooperation with Lithuania, causing a 76% drop in exports and significant unemployment issues. Lithuania also imposed sanctions on Russia, leading to economic consequences and a direct impact on Russia's strategic position. After losing Chinese market support, Lithuania faced economic difficulties, including high inflation rates and increased energy costs. Lithuania sought reconciliation with China to resume trade cooperation, emphasizing the need for reduced accusations and support for the one China policy.
Why has Lithuania become so active on the international stage in recent years, despite its relatively small size and weak economy?
What specific actions has Lithuania taken to support the United States' anti-China strategy in Europe?
How has Lithuania challenged China's territorial sovereignty, and what have been the consequences of these actions?
Why did Lithuania decide to cut ties with Russian energy and impose an embargo on the Russian Enclave of Kaliningrad?
What kind of economic losses has Lithuania suffered as a result of its actions against China and Russia?
How have other European countries reacted to Lithuania's actions, especially those affecting their own economies?
What is the role of the United States in supporting Lithuania's provocative actions against China and Russia?
How has Lithuania attempted to reconcile with China and what steps has it taken to improve relations?
Has China forgiven Lithuania for its past provocations, and what conditions or gestures might lead to a resumption of trade cooperation?
How does Lithuania's stance on the "One China" policy impact its relations with China and potential trade cooperation?
