The Lithuanian parliament (Seimas) on Thursday passed amendments to the Law on Citizenship, which will enable Litvaks, i.e. Jews of Lithuanian origin, and their descendants who left the country in the interwar period, to restore their citizenship rights.
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The Pagan holiday of Joninės is coming up this weekend in Lithuania. Though Lithuania is a predominantly Catholic nation, it was the last country in Europe to convert to Christianity, and many of its Pagan traditions and customs have survived. Here are 10 great locations in Lithuania to visit that will bring you closer to the old gods!
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Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė hopes that British voters will vote to stay in the European Union (EU) at the referendum and says that, irrespective of the outcome of the vote, Britain will remain an important partner for Lithuania.
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Joninės (also known as Rasos) is Lithuania’s annual midsummer celebration. While many love to spend the holiday next to a fire in the woods with their friends, there are a number of larger public celebrations throughout the nation, complete with songs, dancing, music and big bonfires!
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Lithuania’s industrial production fell slightly in May, by 0.2% year on year to €1.5 billion according to Statistics Lithuania. Between January and May, industrial production totalled €7.36 billion, up 3.1% on the same period of […]
As British voters hit the polls to decide whether the United Kingdom stays or leaves the European Union, many Lithuanians both at home and in the UK feel that the results of the referendum would affect their lives.
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Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė has criticised the new Labour Code reform, saying that a majority of the changes were only beneficial to employers.
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Cujo, which was named as one of the hottest up-and-coming startups at this year’s TechCrunch Disrupt conference, is setting up operations in Lithuania. […]
Experts from CERN are visiting Lithuania this week to discuss the prospects for Lithuania of becoming an associate member of CERN. “Lithuanian associate membership in CERN has to be seen in perspective. If it is […]
Vilnius University Gender Studies Centre director Professor Dalia Leinartė has been elected as a member of the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women for the second time at the United Nations […]
Lithuanians are anxiously awaiting the results of today’s Brexit referendum in the UK, when the country’s people will decide whether or not they want to remain in the European Union.
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The price of electricity in he Nord Pool exchange, Lithuania‘s price zone, hit a record high of 6.41 euro cents/kWh on June 22. It is the largest one-day average price of electricity since the NordBalt […]
Lithuania has asked Belarus to suspend construction work of its nuclear power plant in Astravyets until stress tests and other studies by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) can be performed.
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Lithuania produces more meat per capita than any of the other Baltic States according to new data from Statistics Lithuania.
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The three Baltic States have agreed that the VAT for the Rail Baltica construction works will remain in the country where the works are carried out. The Minister Rimantas Sinkevicius said that the contract for […]
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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Late Wednesday evening, about 50 students blockaded the entrance to the Government building in Vilnius to protest what they feel was the hurried approval of a new liberal Labour Code.
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The Great Synagogue of Vilna was once to Jewish culture and religion what the Vatican is to Christendom, say archaeologists from the United States and Israel who are researching the edifice which was razed to the ground over half a century ago.
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Lithuania will appoint defence advisers at its embassies in the United States and Ukraine, in line with a decision adopted by the government on Wednesday.
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In a striking example of the demographic problems facing Lithuania’s small villages, a woman in Viešvilė is giving away an apartment she owns for free after failing to find any buyers.
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