Even though Lithuanians are embracing cycling as a greener and often more convenient mode of transport, bicycle sellers say it is not reflected in their sales. […]
Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė and Minister of Transport and Communications Rimantas Sinkevičius will discuss the European Commission‘s accusation that Lithuanian Railways abused its dominating position and the several tens of millions of Euros in fees for the demolished track to Renge in Latvia. […]
A Freedom Picnic organized by a journalist Andrius Tapinas drew thousands in Kaunas, and even though it was branded a non-political event and there was no politicking, it drew leading Lithuanian political figures. The Homeland […]
A retired Lithuanian general has said it would be theoretically possible for Lithuania together with neigbouring countries to have access to a nuclear weapon by joining the NATO nuclear weapons sharing program, but would it […]
Lithuania’s minister of national defence has confirmed that the country may send up to 30 military instructors to Iraq as part of a US-led mission to fight the Islamic State. […]
The latest wave of refugees and migrants to Europe has barely touched Lithuania, and only 11 have been relocated to Lithuania out of its total quota of 1,105. However, many people have expressed a number of unclear fears about the migrants and refugees and seem to lack solidarity with Western Europe, which has received the most refugees and migrants, according to Eglė Verseckaitė, a professor at the University of Management and Economics (ISM). […]
Former Liberal Movement leader Eligijus Masiulis has been questioned by prosecutors on Tuesday who brought formal suspicions of influence peddling and unlawful enrichment against the politician. Masiulis rejects the charges. […]
Alminas Mačiulis, the government’s chancellor, congratulated Lithuania on the start of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation’s (UNWTO) European Commission meeting. At last year’s meeting in Columbia, Lithuania, Switzerland and Montenegro were chosen for a four-year term as the leaders of this group uniting nations throughout Europe. […]
The Lithuanian Court of Appeals on Tuesday increased the sentence for Romuald Lipskij, a former employee of the state company Oro Navigacija (Air Navigation) convicted of spying for Belarus, to five years. […]
The European Parliament‘s (EP) Committee on Budgetary Control on Monday gave a go-ahead to appointing Lithuania’s Finance Minister Rimantas Šadžius as member of the European Court of Auditors. […]
MP Petras Gražulis, the vice-chairman of Lithuania’s ruling Order and Justice party, is resigning from the position as the leader of the party’s parliamentary group. […]
The charity foundation of Gintaras Steponavičius, deputy chairman of the Liberal Movement, says it will no longer accept any donations from the business group MG Baltic which is involved in the so-called ‘Liberal scandal’. […]
A lawyer for Mustafa al-Hawsawi, a Saudi citizen held in the Guantanamo Bay US detention facility, has asked a Vilnius court to grant victim status to her client because he could have been kept in a secret CIA black-site prison near Vilnius. […]
A new survey by TNS Emor has revealed that Lithuanians’ favourite brands are those of global internet giants. […]
A new poll has shown that every third small or medium enterprise (SME) in Lithuania is poorly equipped to handle thefts, fires, storm damage or other unexpected misfortunes. The leaders of these companies admit that, […]
The council of the Order and Justice party finalized its list of candidates to run for parliament in single-seat constituencies. The party, which is a member of the ruling coalition, has decided not to have […]
The government has begun its annual campaign to raise public awareness about the country’s problems with the black market economy. This is the fifth year that this campaign is held. […]
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