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October 2025 by Urtė Andriukaitytė

Lithuania Monthly: Narratives Targeting Governance and Social Cohesion

During October, Kremlin-aligned media intensified messaging designed to question institutional legitimacy and portray Lithuania as politically fragmented. Domestic political events and societal debates were strategically used to reinforce narratives of elite mismanagement and growing public dissatisfaction.

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October 13th - October 19th, 2025 by Urtė Andriukaitytė

Lithuania Weekly: Kremlin-Aligned Media Targets Lithuanian Support for Ukraine and Belarus Opposition

This week, Kremlin-aligned media in Lithuania intensified efforts to discredit the country’s support for Ukraine and portray the government as authoritarian and detached from its citizens.

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Žemaitaitis
October 6th - October 12th, 2025 by Urtė Andriukaitytė

Lithuania Weekly: Amplifying Žemaitaitis Hate Speech and Targeting Ukraine Support in Lithuania

This week, Kremlin-aligned media intensified efforts to exploit divisive rhetoric in Lithuania – from portraying MP Žemaitaitis as a victim of “leftist attacks” to amplifying Ignas Vėgėlė’s remarks questioning the Ukrainian flag in Seimas. These narratives, paired with the mocking of opposition appeals and nationwide protests, reflect a broader strategy to deepen polarization, discredit political actors, and undermine support for Ukraine.

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Adomavičius
September 29th - October 5th, 2025 by Urtė Andriukaitytė

Lithuania Weekly: Kremlin-Aligned Media Exploit Adomavičius Resignation

Kremlin-aligned outlets seized on the backlash against newly appointed Culture Minister Ignotas Adomavičius, framing his rise as a “victory against the cultural elite.” While thousands protested and a petition opposing his appointment gained rapid traction, pro-Kremlin narratives mocked critics and praised Adomavičius as a defender of “traditional values.” Public figure Andrius Tapinas, who highlighted evidence questioning Adomavičius’s suitability, was singled out for personal attacks in Russian-language media.

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