In a recent TV show with high-school pupils, Russian leader Vladimir Putin said that his country's borders "do not end anywhere".
He said it as a joke, but in the context of Russia's invasion of Georgia and Ukraine, its bloodbath in Syria, and its military build-up in the Baltic region, it wasn't funny.
A lot of Europeans think that Russian propaganda does not concern them.
They think that its provocations are just games and that people like me, who come from former Sovie...
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Already a member? Login herePetras Austrevicius is a Lithuanian MEP and the vice-chairman of the liberal Alde group in the European Parliament.
Petras Austrevicius is a Lithuanian MEP and the vice-chairman of the liberal Alde group in the European Parliament.