
ALT Slide 1 (X 1/8): Map of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania and their neighbours, with the main power and gas routes inside the three countries and the links beyond them: power links to Finland, Sweden and Poland (EstLink 1, EstLink 2, NordBalt and LitPol Link), gas pipelines to Finland and Poland (Balticconnector and the Gas Interconnector Poland-Lithuania), liquefied natural gas terminals at Klaipėda and Inkoo, and gas storage at Inčukalns. Text: “Baltic Barometer. No longer an energy island. Energy Security.” Credit: “Map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors, Natural Earth.”

ALT Map on a white background of Kaliningrad between the Baltic Sea, Lithuania and Poland. The border with Poland is drawn as one heavy straight line with a ruler’s tick marks beside it; every other border and coastline is thin. The quote reads: “Straight line borders are a sign of colonial rule.” Below it, smaller: “This is what happens when outsiders come in and they just draw lines on the map.” Edward Lucas, Founder-director, BISC. In conversation with Ramūnas Bogdanas, October 9, 2026.

ALT Quote card on a dark green background. On the right, a faded map of the Baltic Sea region with Kaliningrad highlighted in light green between Lithuania and Poland. The quote reads: “Nobody is menacing Kaliningrad from the outside. And the real question is when and how, but not if, the Kremlin will lose it in the end.” Edward Lucas, Founder-director, BISC. EUobserver, October 5, 2026.

ALT Map of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania and their neighbours, with the main power and gas routes inside the three countries and the links beyond them: power links to Finland, Sweden and Poland (EstLink 1, EstLink 2, NordBalt and LitPol Link), gas pipelines to Finland and Poland (Balticconnector and the Gas Interconnector Poland-Lithuania), liquefied natural gas terminals at Klaipėda and Inkoo, and gas storage at Inčukalns. Text: “Baltic Barometer. No longer an energy island. Energy Security. Out on October 12.”






















