Lithuania, Latvia and Belarus – how neighbors became strangers – European Politics explained

There are three countries that have developed their own dynamic – for example in Aachen or Basel.
Not so the region between Lithuania, Latvia and Belarus with its eventful history.

The people there weren’t always as strange as today.
Zarasai is a charming town in the middle of the forests and lakes of eastern Lithuania.
The border with its EU neighbor Latvia runs on the outskirts of the city – almost invisible.

Vom 7.08.2020 | Aktualisiert am 6.08.2020
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