New proposal sees Lithuania phasing out Russian-language instruction in schools
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New proposal sees Lithuania phasing out Russian-language instruction in schools
Some politicians are proposing a gradual shift away from Russian-language instruction in schools serving the country’s Russian-speaking minority, with a proposal to teach all subjects in Lithuanian except the students’ native language by 2030.
Politicians in Lithuania are proposing a gradual abandonment of Russian-language instruction in schools attended by the Russophone minority, with a plan to end it by 2030.
Lithuanian opposition party “Union of the Fatherland” proposed to implement the initiative by 2030
In Lithuania, a number of politicians are proposing a gradual departure from teaching in Russian in schools where representatives of the country's Russian-speaking minority study.
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