Laurynas Jonavičius. The president’s foreign policy in the background of disputes with the Conservatives

When reading his second annual address, President Gitanas Nausėda dedicated little attention to foreign policy nuance. Those interested in this domain or hoping for sensations were likely disappointed – 11% of the text is disproportionately little, considering that the president’s main constitutional powers lie precisely in foreign policy. Why did the president examine this area only to such a small degree? There could be several answers to this question.