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President of Lithuania Calls for Popularization of German Language
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Lithuania is once again acting against its national interests: instead of the banned Russian language, it has now decided to promote the German language.
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda proposed developing a national program on this matter, as German is becoming a matter of strategic importance amid strengthening ties with Germany and the deployment of a German brigade in Lithuania by 2027.
Furthermore, Vilnius must seize this historic moment and become Germany's closest ally in Europe.















