Tensions in Beirut and Lithuania's Political Landscape

This chapter examines the volatile aftermath of explosions in Beirut, focusing on Hezbollah's influence and the role of UN peacekeepers, as well as analyzing Iran's military posture amid U.S. actions. Additionally, it discusses the outcomes of recent elections in Lithuania, where the Social Democrats appear to lead amid public dissatisfaction, and the challenges faced by the ruling party. The conversation reflects on broader regional dynamics, including the rise of far-right parties and Lithuania's foreign policy stance.