Lithuania’s government on Wednesday gave a green light to hiring foreign specialists of certain fields, however, some opposition politicians warn that this could pave way for cheaper labor force that will stop the increase of wages for Lithuanians. […]
Lithuania’s government is holding an exit meeting in Medininkai, a city on the border with Belarus, on Wednesday to look into protection of the state border. […]
Milda Dargužaitė, a former managing director of Invest Lithuania, the government’s foreign investment promotion agency, has been appointed chancellor of the new government of Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis. […]
Germany‘s recommendations for its citizens to stock up on supplies for potential emergency situations made Lithuanians wonder whether they are prepared. With a number of terrorist attacks around Europe and in Germany over the past […]
The Lithuanian government on Wednesday asked Jonas Milius, director of the State Food and Veterinary Service (VMVT), to prepare an activity report and submit it to the Cabinet, which will then decide on whether to dismiss him from the job. […]
The new nuclear power plant in Belarus may be launched one year later than originally planned, in 2019. The Russian company Rosatom, which is building the facility in Astravyets, says that the launch of the first reactor may be pushed back because its body needs to be replaced.
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Lithuania issued government bonds worth €15 million on Monday. The state will pay 0.489% interest on average for the bonds that will mature in eight years. By 1 July, the central government’s debt amounted to […]
The Lithuanian government intends to turn to the Prosecutor General’s Office for evidence that may justify suspending the country’s chief veterinary officer Jonas Milius, who is suspected of influence peddling, from the post. […]
With data showing that emigration from Lithuania has increased even more this year, the cabinet has drafted a plan to reduce emigration and encourage repatriation. Economists, however, are sceptical that it will work. […]
A four-year-long dispute between the Lithuanian government and Russia‘s gas company Gazprom over €1.4 billion sought by Lithuania at Stockholm arbitration court over overcharging for gas supplies has ended in failure of both parties to prove the validity of their claims.
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The Lithuanian government said that it does not support the compulsory registration of unmanned aircraft. The backers of the amendments to introduce compulsory registration say it is necessary to know who owns and is flying […]
Lithuania has exceeded tax collection targets for January-May this year, the Ministry of Finance says. […]
Increasing defence spending by the Lithuanian government will increase the size of the defence subcontracting market up to €150 million over the coming years. Gintaris Satkus, director of the Lithuanian Defence and Security Industry association, […]
The Lithuanian government issued bonds on Monday worth €25 million with the average return of 0.041%. Nasdaq Vilnius, which handled the emission, says that investors lent to Lithuania for between 0.02% and 0.05%. The latest […]
The Lithuanian government and parliament groups have agreed to set up an unemployment fund. The money would be used to pay benefits to people who lose jobs after working at least three years for the same employer. […]
The Lithuanian government is calling for applications from home owners who want to make their houses energy-efficient. The funding will be available to owners of one or two-household residences. They will be able to use […]
The Lithuanian government is planning to raise tax-exempt income levels again next year, following a hike this January. […]
Food prices in Lithuanian supermarkets have grown because retailers have increased their margins, according to Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevičius. […]
A week ago, we saw the first opinion polls conducted after the launch of the official election campaign. Although things can change dramatically over the coming six months before October’s general elections, looking at “ground zero” situation can tell us much about how the campaign may develop and what results to expect. […]
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