Lithuanian PM hopes to avoid going cap in hand to IMF
The Baltic boom has turned into bust and western banks are on the verge of letting their subsidiaries in the region fail. Andrius Kubilius, prime minister of the Republic of Lithuania, told EuroWeek in an exclusive interview why banks should not pull out, why his country will not be going to the International Monetary Fund for bail-out money, and how western Europe can save its eastern neighbours.
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