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Pros and cons of Lithuania's integration to the EU.
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AGNE LILIONYTE 6 GROUP 2000 12 07 PROS and CONS of LITHUANIA'S INTEGRATION to the EU In 1999 Lithuania was invited to negotiate for the EU membership. Lithuania was recognized as an equal partner , thus the door to the EU, one of the most powerful political and economical unions, was opened. Although Lithuania strives to join the EU structures and the markets of the West economy, controversies surrounding the necessity of Lithuania's integration to the EU have reached its peak of debates. This question can be solved considering the main economical problems of Lithuania and the ways to solve them. They can be defined as relations with Russia, problematic situation in agricultural sector , fear to be inadequate to compete with the West. The first problem of Lithuania is relations with Russia. In spite of increased integration with the EU, Russia remains Lithuania's main trading partner. The crisis...
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