The winners of last month's parliamentary election in Lithuania are a party without traditional party discipline, or organisation, or even a clear leader.
Yet the Peasants and Greens won 54 seats in the 141-seat chamber, up from the single seat that they won in the 2012 election.
They have since formed a coalition with the Social Democrats. Quite an achievement, given the questions over the party's strategies, policies and personnel.
“It is true that The Peasants and Greens...
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