Antanas Guoga, who became the acting head of the Liberal Movement following the resignation of former leader Eligijus Masiulis following a bribery investigation, announced on Monday that he was preparing to dispose of any businesses he owned in Lithuania. […]
While the average monthly salary in Lithuania is still the lowest of comparable countries like Hungary, Slovakia, Poland and the Czech Republic, wages in the IT, banking, retail sales and human resources fields are now […]
Russian politicians and state-controlled media have expressed outrage over the Eurovision victory of Ukraine‘s singer Jamala who’s song is widely seen as a swipe against Russia’s annexation of Crimea. […]
Lithuania’s leading business representative body has said that the proposed new labour code is so dysfunctional and unsatisfactory it would be better if it was not be enacted at all. “All the issues had been […]
An international NATO operation called Open Spirit has begun in the territorial waters of Lithuania. During the operation, NATO and other countries’ ships will clean the bottom of the Baltic sea to ensure that no naval mines or other explosives remain there. […]
As the Baltic States try to convince NATO allies that Russia represents a real threat to security in Europe, a retired Danish general said that his country was in a very similar situation during the Cold War as a nation on the borderline between West and East. […]
Arūnas (a.k.a. Aras) Gibieža, a Lithuanian world-class motorcycle stunt biker, is wowing audiences in India on his latest motorcycle stunt driving tour. […]
In 1906, after a trip through some Central European cities, soaking up art in some major museums, the life of young Konstantinas Mikalojus Čiurlionis was going to change dramatically, eventually ending less than a decade later with his early death. […]
A three-day boycott campaign in protest of retailers raising food praises have been a partial success, organizers say. Lithuania’s major supermarket chains say they served between 3% and 5% fewer shoppers during the boycott. […]
In this photo, Liberal Movement chairman Eligijus Masiulis faces questions from reporters on the Special Investigation Service‘s (STT) investigation into allegations that he accepted a bribe of €100,000 from the MG Baltic business group. […]
It’s been 10 years since LT United performed their song ‘We Are The Winners’ at the 2006 Eurovision song contest. While it ranked sixth (Lithuania’s best Eurovision result to date), the song has become a Eurovision classic amongst Lithuanian and non-Lithuanian lovers of the competition. […]
The Toronto Raptors face the Miami Heat tonight with the chance to clinch a final four playoff place and Toronto’s injured Lithuanian NBA star Jonas Valančiūnas is confident they can close the deal in Miami. […]
Spring is here and summer is around the corner, so we’re sure that many of our readers will be visiting Lithuania soon. Cities are not for everyone, however – if you want nothing more than to see Lithuania’s Baltic coast, expansive forests or shimmering lakes, this list will take you to some of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Lithuania! […]
Lithuanian designer Mindaugas Bonanu created a cheeky bit of street art in Vilnius portraying Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin embraced in a passionate kiss that went viral on various social media networks. […]
During his Eurovision performance on Thursday night, Lithuania’s Donny Montell was near-eclipsed by another great performer who translated his song into the sign language. […]
Lithuanian MEP Gabrielius Landsbergis, who is the leader of the conservative Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats, is giving up his seat in the European Parliament earlier than planned in order to concentrate on campaigning ahead of October’s general elections. […]
There’s something for everyone in Lithuania’s largest cities, from international music to food festivals and fun outdoor activities. Check out the Lithuania Tribune’s selection of events below: […]
The Lithuanian foreign minister has urged the Nordic Council of Ministers to continue funding the European Humanities University (EHU), a Belarusian school in exile based in Vilnius. […]
Businesses with risky projects that have potential can expect some support from the so-called Juncker plan as early as this summer. The funds will be provided by the European Investment Bank through Finland’s OP bank. […]
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