People gather during a protest in front of Lithuania’s Parliament in Vilnius January 16, 2009. Lithuanian police used tear gas, dogs and rubber bullets on Friday to push back a crowd from the Baltic state’s parliament, after people threw stones and bottles at the building during a rowdy anti-government protest. The crowd was part of a wider demonstration called by unions in a country where the centre-right government, only in power since elections in October, has raised taxes and cut spending after an economic downturn hit budget revenues. The sign to left reads «Stop destroying business». REUTERS/Ints Kalnins (LITHUANIA)
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