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Picrew Animated Portraits of World Politicians 13
After finishing two parts of the first part of this collection, I made its third and last part with the same image maker. Also, it's got 12 more portraits of 12 world politicians.
Liz Truss (left), Dilan Yeşilgöz (middle) & Jacinda Ardern (middle)
Angela Merkel (left), Theresa May (middle) & Ursula von der Leyen (right)
Zuzana Čaputová (left), Ingrida Šimonytė (middle) & Evika Siliņa (right)
Erna Solberg (left), Helle Thorning-Schmidt (middle) & Magdalena Anderson (right)
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#world leaders#picrew#illustration#liz truss#dilan yeşilgöz#jacinda ardern#angela merkel#theresa may#ursula von der leyen#zuzana čaputová#ingrida šimonytė#evika siliņa#erna solberg#helle thorning schmidt#magdalena andersson#politicians#politics#lolitics
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Vaidas Žemaitis. Dievo avinėliai ir vėl liks apgauti (video)
Ar pastebėjote, kad Lietuvos “gelbėtojas” Ignas Vėgėlė užėmė Ingridos Šimonytės eterį? Kas nutiko, kad sorošinė žiniasklaida ėmė reklamuoti Ignuką, o Ingridutę paliko paraštėse? Ignas dar net nebuvo pasiskelbęs apie kandidatavimą, bet visa reklaminė atributika jau buvo pagaminta… Kas gi čia vyksta? Apie tai – trumpoje video apžvalgoje.
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Exitoso Festival Internacional de Danzas Lituanas en Berisso
#Berisso #Cultura #Colectividades | Exitoso #FestivalInternacional de #DanzasLituanas en Berisso
El sábado 17, se llevó a cabo el Festival Internacional de Danzas Lituanas “Allí, donde fluye el río Nemunas”, en el marco de los festejos por el 50º aniversario de los Conjuntos Infantil “Skaidra” y Juvenil “Nemunas”.
Durante la jornada realizada en las adyacencias del Puerto La Plata, margen de Berisso, sonaron las canciones lituanas ante más de 1.200 asistentes para ver este gran evento que en…
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#Alfredo Dulke#Amparo Cabrera Dulke#Berisso#canciones lituanas#Centro Cultural Nacional de Lituania#Conjunto Infantil “Skaidra”#Conjunto Juvenil “Nemunas”#Danzas Lituanas#Fabián Cagliardi#festival internacional#Gabrielius Landsbergis#Gitanas Nausėda#Ingrida Šimonytė#Jurate Caspersen#Mosaico Multicultural"#Nemunas#Nicilás Cabrera Dulke#Puerto La Plata#río Nemunas#Saulius Liausia#Simonas Kairys#Skaidra#uan Ignacio Fourment Kalvelis#UNESCO#Vidmantas Mačiulskis#Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen#Violeta Smieliauskaitė Fabianovich
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This Thursday, Lithuania celebrates Freedom Day - 30 years ago, the last units of the occupying Soviet army were withdrawn from the country. On this occasion, Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė said that Lithuania had gone through a difficult and painful path to independence.
"No aggressor has the right to veto the self-determination of free people, no regime can stifle the desire to create their own future, even if it is done with the use of weapons and violence - cruel and physical or silent and prolonged, inspiring fear, destroying faith and trust. In the long run, this is doomed to failure because the will to resist evil is something that can not be disarmed or taken away," the head of government is quoted in the message.
The prime minister also notes that in 30 years Lithuania has become a member of the most important unions, and she believes that the day will come when Ukraine, which is now fighting the occupier, will join them.
Speaker of the Seimas Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen said that exactly 30 years ago, the last Soviet tarpaulin boot left Lithuania only thanks to the decisive will of the country's citizens and the strength of diplomacy. “For 30 years, we have been building our state the way the free people wanted it. We have become much stronger than when heavy Soviet weapons and columns of invaders moved along the streets of our cities outside Lithuania."
"Now we are making the history of a free state and do not give anyone the opportunity to doubt it. And this year's Freedom Day slogan is "Red Army Go Home!" We are also chanting for the victory of Ukraine!” - V. Čmilytė-Nielsen congratulated Ukrainians.
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Just leaving a few more articles here.
Feel free to reblog.
Fucking hell.
Reblog the shit out of this.
#dougie rambles#political crap#news#europe#caucasus#armenia#artsakh#azerbaijan#fuck azerbaijan#austria#lithuania#war crimes#terrorism#reblog this#reblog the shit out of this
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(JTA) — Lithuania’s parliament passed a law this week to set aside over 37 million euros ($38 million) as restitution for Holocaust survivors and their heirs.
Ingrida Šimonytė, Lithuania’s prime minister, introduced the bill in the Seimas, Lithuania’s national legislature in Vilnius, on Nov. 15, proposing to nearly double the money the government had already set aside for restitution claims in a country where 90% of its Jews were killed in the Holocaust. Today only 5,000 Jews remain in the country.
The World Jewish Restitution Organization called it “an important step to providing a measure of justice to Lithuanian Holocaust survivors and their families for the horrors they suffered during World War II and its aftermath.”
The bill passed last week with an overwhelming majority, with 72 parliamentarians in favor, six against and two abstaining.
“No one can bring the lost lives back and revive the communities once we had. However, the approach the government shows in terms of restitution for the Lithuanian Jewish community devastated during the Holocaust is proper and is welcomed by our community,” said Fania Kukliansky, president of the Lithuanian Jewish Community, according to the Baltic News Network.
Over a decade ago, the parliament passed legislation to allocate 36 million euros, then worth about $72 million, for a “Good Will Foundation” that funds projects to benefit the country’s Jewish population. The money was considered restitution for communal property seized from Lithuania’s Jewish community under the Nazi occupation.
The present bill would allow survivors and their heirs to apply for restitution for personal property as well, while continuing to fund the Good Will Foundation.
“This is also a moral debt that should be acknowledged and, as far as possible, not 100%, resolved,” Šimonytė said.
Lithuania has a checkered history when it comes to Holocaust remembrance. The Nazi’s Lithuanian collaborators under German occupation were involved in many atrocities, including the massacres at Paneriai, a present-day suburb of Vilnius, where 70,000 Jews were killed between 1941 and 1944. Lithuanian battalions performed guard duty and organized deportations at the Majdanek death camp in Poland and the Warsaw Ghetto.
Jewish leaders objected when, in 2020, Lithuanian lawmakers considered a law that would have declared that neither Lithuania nor its leaders could be blamed for participating in the Holocaust because the country was occupied. Amid the rise in nationalism across Eastern Europe, streets, schools and monuments have been named for Lithuanian collaborators.
Despite the overwhelming vote in the Seimas, not everyone supported the bill.
“Our faction did not support it. We believe that the issue is resolved. Neither the motives nor the real reasons for it are understood,” said former Lithuanian Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis, who is now chairman of the Democratic Union For Lithuania Party and voted against the bill.
“If we’d apply the same approach, then the story of compensation would be endless” he added, pointing to non-Jewish Lithuanians who lost property during both the Nazi and Soviet occupations.
“If every government starts believing it has an exclusive right to pass decisions on restitution, then, to follow the logic, every new government can start thinking that it has a right to compensate also all the Lithuanian nationals who lost their property in the 1940s and who haven’t seen any compensation,” Skvernelis said.
The bill’s passage was welcomed by the United States embassy in Lithuania.
“The passing of this legislation is an important step in recognizing the tragedy of the Holocaust in Lithuania,” Robert Gilchrist, the U.S. ambassador to Lithuania, said in a statement. “The United States Government strongly welcomes and endorses the Lithuanian government’s proposal to address longstanding issues of restitution for the Lithuanian Jewish community devastated during the Holocaust.”
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Armenian and Lithuania Primer Ministers Discuss Expansion of Relations and Armenian-EU Cooperation
YEREVAN — Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan hosted Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė of…
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Lithuania Opens New Service Facility for Vilkas Infantry Fighting Vehicle
On October 5, 2023, Lithuania marked a significant milestone in its efforts to strengthen its armed forces with the official opening of the Vilkas Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV) service facility at Rukla. The inauguration ceremony, attended by Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė, Minister of National Defence Arvydas Anušauskas, Commander of the Lithuanian Armed Forces Logistic Support Command Col A. Dzidzevičius, and various government, Ministry of Defence (MoD), and Armed Forces representatives, showcased the country's commitment to military modernization and infrastructure development. The new service facility boasts state-of-the-art technology designed to expedite and enhance maintenance procedures for the Lithuanian Armed Forces' Vilkas IFVs. One standout feature is the unique oil and technical fluid handling system, which utilizes steel pipes and containers within a warehouse setting. This innovative approach not only streamlines the maintenance process but also ensures precise accounting, guaranteeing the optimal performance of the vehicles.
On October 5, 2023, Lithuania marked a significant milestone in its efforts to strengthen its armed forces with the official opening of the Vilkas Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV) service facility at Rukla. The inauguration ceremony, attended by Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonyt?, Minister of National Defence Arvydas Anušauskas, Commander of the Lithuanian Armed Forces Logistic Support Command Col A.…
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Women and Adversity: Ingrida Šimonytė, Prime Minister of Lithuania
Ingrida Šimonytė, Prime Minister of Lithuania (Official photo)
Women and Adversity:
Ingrida Šimonytė
Prime Minister of Lithuania
Ingrida Šimonytė (pronounced In gre⸍ dah See mow knee⸍ tah) has a long history of service to her country, and she is an excellent choice to be elected prime minister of Lithuania. In a recent interview she reminded the West that Lithuania warned them about the dangers…
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#BlogsForWriters#EuropeanWomen#FindYourWritingNiche#IngrdaSimonyte#Lithuania#LithuanianPoliticians#PoliticalWriting#WomenAndAdversity#@IngridaSimonyte#@LithuanianWomen
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Ο Οικουμενικός Πατριάρχης από την Λιθουανία για τη στάση των Θρησκειών στον πόλεμο.
Address by His All-Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew at the Seminar “Reaction of Churches and Religious Communities to War and Conflict” (Lithuania, March 22, 2023)
Your Excellency Ms Ingrida Šimonytė, Prim...
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🗺️💞 World Politicians' Relationships fanart 5 💞🗺️
Top: Portrait of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte's love triangle relationship with his Italian and Lithuanian female counterparts Giorgia Meloni and Ingrida Šimonytė
Left: Picture of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte
Middle: Picture of Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė
Right: Picture of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni smiling while holding a silver bell
I made the fifth world politicians' relationships fanart. There's been the best love triangle relationship between Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and his Italian and Lithuanian female counterparts Ingrida Šimonytė and Giorgia Meloni. But apparently, he hasn't been dating any women in his life before.
#mark rutte#ingrida šimonytė#giorgia meloni#world leaders#politicians#politics#lolitics#european politics#brush marker paintings#brush marker drawings#colouring pencil paintings#colouring pencil drawings#paintings#drawings#relationships#illustration
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Ingrida Šimonytė Kijeve: Lietuva visada išliks nesvyruojančia Ukrainos rėmėja
Darbo vizito Kijeve metu Ministrė Pirmininkė Ingrida Šimonytė susitiko su Ukrainos Ministru Pirmininku Denysu Šmyhaliu. Premjerė pabrėžė visapusišką Lietuvos paramą nuo Rusijos karinės agresijos besiginančiai Ukrainai – iki ukrainiečių pergalės ir po jos.
„Džiaugiuosi vėl turėdama galimybę būti Kijeve, gyvai aptarti paramą Ukrainai, kurios svarba nemąžta. Galiu patvirtinti, kad kaip neišsenka…
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Σύμπνοια με Λιθουανία για το πλαφόν στο αέριο - Ανταλλαγή «τεχνογνωσίας» για προσφυγικό
Σύμπνοια με Λιθουανία για το πλαφόν στο αέριο – Ανταλλαγή «τεχνογνωσίας» για προσφυγικό
Ο πρωθυπουργός Κυριάκος Μητσοτάκης πραγματοποίησε σήμερα την πρώτη του επίσκεψη στη Λιθουανία, επισφραγίζοντας τη συμπλήρωση, φέτος, 100 ετών διπλωματικών σχέσεων μεταξύ των δύο χωρών.
Κοινές προκλήσεις
Στη συναντήσεις του τόσο με τον Πρόεδρο της Λιθουανίας Gitanas Nausėda, όσο και με την ομόλογό του, Ingrida Šimonytė, επιβεβαιώθηκε το εξαιρετικό επίπεδο των σχέσεων Ελλάδας – Λιθουανίας και οι…
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Visite de K. Mitsotakis en Lituanie et en Estonie
Visite de K. Mitsotakis en Lituanie et en Estonie
Le Premier ministre Kyriakos Mitsotakis partira demain matin pour Vilnius, en Lituanie, tandis que dans l’après-midi, il se rendra à Tallinn, en Estonie, pour des visites de travail. Le programme du Premier ministre est le suivant :
– A 12h00, Kyriakos Mitsotakis aura une réunion en tête-à-tête avec le Premier ministre lituanien Ingrida Šimonytė, puis des entretiens prolongés entre les deux…
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Prime Minister: 0.5 to 1 billion will be needed for electricity and gas compensation next year. euros
Prime Minister: 0.5 to 1 billion will be needed for electricity and gas compensation next year. euros
Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė said compensation for electricity and gas prices may require 0.5 to 1 billion in next year’s budget. euros. Its project is currently being prepared by the Government.
“Undoubtedly, the government will limit this price increase, as it has done since July 1. The draft budget for next year is being drawn up and, under different assumptions, this compensation may…
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Lithuania’s prime minister, Ingrida Simonyte, says Russia’s invasion was predictable | The Economist
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