As Minister of the Interior Saulius Skvernelis has refused to step down, the prime minister will ask the president to remove him from office, says Rolandas Paksas, leader of the Order and Justice party which nominated the minister to the post. […]
It has been 12 years to the day since Lithuania joined NATO. Lithuanian Minister of National Defence Juozas Olekas spoke today about how the Lithuanian government and the Alliance itself are coming to understand the threat that the Baltic states face. […]
European Union Commissioner for agriculture Phil Hogan is coming to Lithuania to take part in the Baltic agriculture show AgroBalt 2016 in Kaunas this week. […]
Lithuania is facing grave demographic problems in the coming decades as its society continues to age at an alarming rate. […]
Over the last year, an average of every sixth European Union project audited by the National Audit Office of Lithuania was found to have financial errors. […]
How much space did non-conformist art and artists enjoy in a society where they were inevitably included into the Soviet state machinery? The question was raised in a recent discussion by artists, historians and art critics who research art and artistic production during the Soviet period. […]
Traditional Lithuanian Easter egg decoration is an art form enjoyed by people around the world. That’s why we’re inviting Lithuania Tribune readers to make their own Easter eggs for a special article that will include information about some of our favourite submissions from our readers and the opportunity to win a free year-long private subscription to the Lithuania Tribune! […]
With great fanfare and “surprise” Russia once again seemingly out-maneuvered Western leadership in Syria. While much ink has been spilled debating whether President Vladimir Putin is executing a sound strategy—or is merely a tactical opportunist—it is clear that he has achieved his primary strategic goal: making Russia geopolitically relevant again and forcing the West to begrudgingly accept that it must take into account Russian interests. But there is an ulterior motive to Putin’s partial withdrawal. […]
In a series about those remarkable individuals who promote Lithuania’s image abroad and build the country’s brand around the world, Gert Zandsteeg, Lithuania’s Honorary Consul in the Netherlands, talks about his work for Lithuania. […]
Now nicknamed the “Lithuanian nightmare” for his demolition of opposing teams, Domantas Sabonis is ready to fire US college Gonzaga into the NCAA last eight tonight (Friday) in Chicago. […]
On Friday, Lithuanian Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevičius said that China will allow Lithuanian dairy products to enter the Chinese market and that Chinese certificates will soon reach Lithuania. […]
The Lithuanian parliament voted on Friday to postpone the new Code of Administrative Offences coming into force to next year. […]
On Friday, a Kaunas court reopened the murder case of Adolfas Ramanauskas-Vanagas, the leader of Lithuania’s anti-Soviet partisans. […]
The Labour Party suggested this week that Lithuania should refuse to accept any more refugees than it has already committed, that is 1,105 over the course of two years. What do you think? […]
Whether you’re looking to refresh your mind, body or spirit, there are plenty of wonderful events going on throughout Lithuania on Easter weekend. Here’s what’s on: […]
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