Parliamentary elections in Lithuania go into their second round on Sunday, overshadowed by the war in Ukraine. Nearly 2.4 million eligible voters in the EU and NATO member state are called upon to decide on the 63 remaining direct mandates in the 141-seat Seimas, or parliament, in the capital Vilnius. This could lead to a change of power in the Baltic country, which borders on the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad and Moscow’s war ally Belarus. After the first round of voting on October 13, the opposition Social Democrats are ahead of Prime Minister Ingrida Simonyte’s conservative Homeland Union….