
Šarūnas Černiauskas
Founder and director of Siena, Lithuania's first non-profit investigative journalism center, and regional editor for the Baltics at OCCRP.
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Aug 13, 2026
From a fish to the fall of Lithuania’s PM
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So essentially you thought, well, if you refuse to answer my questions, I'll just di- dig deeper and find the answers to those questions myself.

Šarūnas ČerniauskasGUEST
Uh, instead of going on vacation, we would just work on the stories, on another follow-up and another follow-up and, and another one.

Šarūnas ČerniauskasGUEST
Uh, but, uh, well, the other side also did their homework and, uh, now I realize it was a strategy.

Šarūnas ČerniauskasGUEST
Uh, all of the communication they did, uh, they tried to portray it as a conflict between the prime minister and, well, two nuts, two, two crazy journalists, uh, that, uh, it's just between him and us.
