The new Labour Code and Social Model that Lithuania’s ruling coalition plan to push through before the end of their term is drawing both criticism and praise. A range of leading experts give their view of whether it is a great step forward, or backwards. […]
By now, it has become clear that the heated confrontation in Britain over the issue of Brexit has very little to do with the actual arguments, especially among those who want the UK to leave the European Union when the country votes on the question in a referendum this week. […]
Domantas Sabonis has laid out his ambitions to reach the top of world basketball by winning an NBA title, ahead of the NBA draft on Thursday. […]
A team of experts from the United Kingdom, Canada, Israel and Lithuania is starting to study the remains of the Great Synagogue of Vilnius and other ritual constructions buried under the ground.
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Lithuania’s mineral resources, mostly used for construction of roads and buildings, are nearing exhaustion, while environmental rules and property rights make it difficult to prospect for new deposits.
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The Lithuanian team in this year’s Olympic Games includes at least 68 athletes who will compete in 16 different sports. Two of them will represent the country on the courts of tennis and badminton. […]
Lithuania’s Minister of Foreign Affairs has dismissed as untrue media reports that the European Union’s (EU) ambassadors have agreed to extend sanctions against Russia.
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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has strongly rejected comments from Germany’s foreign minister that accused the alliance of “warmongering”.
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Prosecutors have revealed how they believe Vytautas Gapšys, the Labour Party MP who is suspected of corruption, might have acted in favor of the MG Baltic concern, which is also being investigated for potentially having bribed the Labour Party’s chairman, Eligijus Masiulis.
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Lithuanian member of the European Parliament Antanas Guoga has offered a bet to Britain’s Nigel Farage: if the Leave campaign wins in the UK’s referendum on Thursday, the Lithuanian would donate €1 million to a charity of Farage’s choice. […]
Eight Syrians have been relocated to Lithuania as part of the European Union’s (EU) resettlement programme.
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On May 17, Polish state-owned natural gas pipeline network operator Gaz-System S.A. published its updated strategy for 2016–2025. A noteworthy new element in the document is the plan to create a natural gas hub in Poland, aimed at establishing a regional gas market in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). […]
Germany’s foreign minister Frank Walter Steinmeier has assured that Berlin will contribute towards enhancing the security of the Baltic countries, Lithuanian foreign minister Linas Linkevičius says.
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Vilnius Regional Administrative Court has rejected Forum Cinema’s appeal against a ruling by the Competition Council that it had unfairly ruled that the company should be fined €1.4 million for participating in cartel-like behaviour.
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Data gathered by SoDra, the state social insurance administrator suggests that wages in Lithuania may be moving from the black market The data indicates that the state manged to moved up to €68 million in […]
Lithuania’s Supreme Administrative Court upheld a ruling against retail chain Maxima and the bakery Mantinga that were fined for a decade-running anti-trust agreement.
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Creativity is at the heart of business success in the 21st Century era of smart technology rather than money. according to the president of the Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists Robertas Dargis who was speaking at […]
The storm that swept through Lithuania last weekend could have caused damage of up to a €1 million euros with 1,000 incidents of damage already registered with insurers. The average damage claim is running at […]
The governing parties in the Lithuanian parliament are renewing their effort to have a commission scrutinize President Dalia Grybauskaitė‘s actions, even though the opposition believes it is just score-settling after the president’s criticism of the […]
The Lithuanian Poles‘ Electoral Action party headed by Valdemar Tomaševski is changing its name to Electoral Action of Poles in Lithuania – Christian Families Alliance. “This is good news for all voters who care about […]
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