Dainoras Bradauskas
Politics

Bradauskas becomes Head of Lithuania’s State Tax Inspectorate

Dainoras Bradauskas has won the Monday’s tender to head the State Tax Inspectorate under the Ministry of Finance (VMI). A total of 5 candidates participated in the competition, even though 11 had registered to take part. […]

Euros
Economy

In 2014, hourly labour cost in Lithuania stands at EUR 6.5

In 2014, average hourly labour costs in the whole economy (excluding agriculture and public administration) were estimated to be EUR 24.6 in the European Union and EUR 29.2 in the euro area. However, this average masks significant gaps between EU Member States, with the lowest hourly labour costs recorded in Bulgaria (EUR 3.8), Romania (EUR 4.6), Lithuania (EUR 6.5 or LTL 22.3) and Latvia (EUR 6.6) and the highest in Denmark (EUR 40.3), Belgium (EUR 39.1), Sweden (EUR 37.4) and Luxembourg (EUR 35.9), Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union reports. […]

Lithuanians are greeting 'Independence' LNG floating facility entering Klaipėda port
Defence

Russia trying to tune public opinion against energy independence in Lithuania – Report

Russia is using Lithuania’s public space to form an opinion against energy independence of Lithuania and the entire European Union (EU), the State Security Department (VSD) said in its 2014 report about threats to national security. […]

Russia's consul general to Klaipėda Vladimir Malygin, MP I. Rozova of the Russian Alliance  iand MEP W. Tomaszewski of the Polish Election Action at a veterans meeting in Klaipėda
Defence

Russian consul to Klaipėda was spy

Russia’s consul general to Klaipėda Vladimir Malygin was last year sent out of Lithuania as an agent of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service who aimed to collect non-public information about the country’s politics and energy projects, the Lithuanian State Security Department said on Monday. […]

In the Seimas
Politics

10 Lithuanian MPs elected to local councils to stay in Seimas

Ten Lithuanian members of the Lithuanian Seimas, elected to local councils in the recent local elections, will stay in the parliament. […]