Guantanamo detainees have filed a case against Lithuania at the European Court of Human Rights alleging that US authorities tortured them at a secret CIA detention centre near Vilnius.
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If British voters opted for the Brexit option in Thursday’s referendum on the UK’s membership in the EU, other member-states would feel the hit to their economies. Ireland would suffer the biggest hit to its […]
Surprising new data shows the East Europeans who travel abroad the least and most for holidays.
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Linas Jakštas is the first conscript to start professional military service with Lithuania‘s airforce after finishing his compulsory military service.
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The European Union will not be the same after the United Kingdom‘s in-out referendum, even if British voters decide to remain, says Lithuania’s Foreign Minister Linas Linkevičius.
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Lithuanians were hit with big bills from extreme weather events last summer, with thunder storms causing the most damage. Insurance company ERGO said its customers in Lithuania faced bills of over €100,000 last year from […]
The Lithuanian government said that it does not support the compulsory registration of unmanned aircraft. The backers of the amendments to introduce compulsory registration say it is necessary to know who owns and is flying […]
Three out of four pensioners in Lithuania have occasional or regular work to supplement the small retirement pensions they receive. Currently, the average retirement pension is less than half the average wage in Lithuania (around […]
Around 2,000 people joined the pride march For Equality on the Gediminas avenue in Vilnius on Saturday in a massive show of support to the Lithuanian LGBT community.
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Discussions surrounding Lithuania’s Labour Code reform is part of the global trend where capital is challenging workers’ rights and pushing to transfer all risks associated with business cycles onto labour, according to a Linköping University professor who analysed the discourse of both the advocates and opponents of the reform. […]
The Liberal Movement, which was Lithuania’s second-most popular party just months ago, is facing the prospect of not crossing the 5% threshold needed to win parliament seats in October’s elections, the latest poll suggests.
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Lithuania should be more reserved and calmer in its relations with Russia, says the European Union‘s (EU) Ambassador in Moscow Vygaudas Ušackas, a Lithuanian diplomat.
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Summer temperatures (and the occasional summer thunderstorm) have finally hit Lithuania over the past week or two, meaning that Lithuanians and tourists have been hitting the beaches in droves. […]
In Vilnius, there is a street called Butcher Street (Mėsinių gatvė), and on that street there is a restaurant called Le Butcher, and in that restaurant there is a tasty selection of burgers that will make all but the most dedicated vegetarian’s mouth water.
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The murder of British MP Jo Cox may mobilize people in the UK who support the country’s membership in the European Union (EU) to cast their ballots in the referendum next week, Lithuania’s Ambassador to the United Kingdom Asta Skaisgirytė believes.
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Lithuanian MPs have submitted a bill on reinstating citizenship for Jews who left Lithuania between the two world wars and their descendants.
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Tradition and modernity mix in almost equal measures in the works of men and women of letters who built and continue to build the edifice we call the Lithuanian literature. Here is our pick of top 10 Lithuanian authors you should be aware of, many of them translated into English.
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The head of Latvia‘s biggest road and bridge construction company Latvijas Tilti is suspected of having bribed an official at Klaipėda Seaport in Lithuania to secure lavish contracts worth over €10 million.
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One year ago on June 18, Lithuania’s Ambassador Raimonda Murmokaitė raised her hand at the UN Security Council in New York to vote for a resolution strongly condemning military attacks against schools. The resolution also encouraged all countries to “take concrete measures” to deter the military use of schools by armed forces and armed groups in contravention of international law. […]
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