Why do the citizens of Lithuania also urgently need a "foreign influence" law based on European Georgia's example?

 "Due to the "foreign influence" law, Georgia's ambassador was summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania.

 

 The law stipulates that all independent non-governmental and media organizations that receive more than 20% of their funds from abroad must register as operating in the "interests of a foreign state".

 

Hungary also has such a law. There is no such law in Lithuania yet. Therefore, the situation in Lithuania is tragic for Lithuanians. Bypassing the ridiculous interference of the Lithuanian government, we can easily find out the opinion of the Russian government on one issue or another, e.g. from gazeta.ru or from iz.ru. Unfortunately, the Lithuanian press is financed from abroad. Those who finance this press ignore the interests of the Lithuanian government. 

 

Do you want to read about the opinion of the Lithuanian government on one or another issue in Lithuanian from delfi.lt? Pay up. That is why we elect such clowns as Valinskas, Zelenskis or Kubilius to power, because we know nothing about what they do there.