On Monday, the Government intends to return to the Seimas‘ proposal to increase the non-taxable income (NPD) to €350.
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The British decision to withdraw from the EU may increase the vehicle prices of some Japanese vehicle makers who have factories in England. Nissan has a factory in Sunderland in the north east of England […]
Lithuanian presdient Dalia Grybauskaitė refused to give an interview to Russian TV at the NATO summit in Warsaw. Estonian portal Uudised.err.ee filmed as Grybauskaitė waved to Estonian journalists and later a reporter approached her. When […]
At this weekend’s annual World Lithuanian Youth Association (PLJS) congress, Nadiya Savchenko, the Ukrainian fighter pilot and politician who had been imprisoned by Russia, came to present attendees with advice and greetings from Ukraine.
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Lithuania’s population declined at the fastest pace in the European Union, according to new figures from Eurostat.
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The new multinational NATO battalions to be stationed in the Baltic States are not perceived as a direct threat in Russia according to a leading Russian analyst. “I think that the military battalions in Poland […]
Trade relations between the EU and Russia will likely remain stable for many years, even as the overall volume of bilateral trade gradually contracts. Despite sanctions and conflict they are likely to remain important trading partners. […]
Ten high-ranking Russian intelligence and naval officers in Kaliningrad were fired over the last few weeks. Some believe the Kremlin took these drastic measures because of the fleet’s audacious actions that have put the West on edge, but others see more strategic reasons behind the move. […]
On King Midaugas day (6 July), the Stetiškės airfield near Panevėžys was covered with a massive 20-hectare Lithuanian coat of arms that the organisers hope will be seen from space when an opticl satellite passes overhead on Saturday.
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Russia’s president made a number of promises to reduce tensions with NATO in the Baltics and Eastern Europe but for reasons both practical and technological those promises cannot be kept. […]
US president Barack Obama has urged NATO countries to collectively stand up to Russia in the Baltic States and Eastern Europe, saying defences needed to be bolstered in the region.
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In a report on the state of cardiology and cardiac healthcare services, the World Health Organisation praised Lithuania for making progress in improving its cardiac care.
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Lithuania has opened a new honorary consulate in Strasbourg, its seventh in France, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Friday.
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The Lithuanian Court of Appeals on Friday dismissed appeals in a case in which Ylya Vorobyov, an 82-year-old former KGB officer, was charged with genocide for his role in the arrest of Lithuanian anti-Soviet resistance commander Adolfas Ramanauskas-Vanagas in 1956.
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The heads of Lithuania’s Christian churches have thrown their weight behind a strict law on in-vitro fertilization (IVF) that was recently passed by the parliament (Seimas) but vetoed by President Dalia Grybauskaitė.
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Over the course of several months and a number of stages, over 100 members of the Good Food Academy evaluated the food at Lithuanian restaurants to pick a top 10, also taking into account the quality of service, environment and drink menus.
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There is a diverse selection of events throughout Lithuania in this week’s roundup, but the highlight is a live history festival at Kernavė, one of the most important sites in ancient Lithuanian history. Take a look!
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A new study has found that sanctions imposed on Russia in the wake of its annexation of Crimea have cost Western countries $60 billion, with Europe most affected.
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Lithuanian MEP and professional poker player Antanas Guoga has submitted a tongue-in-cheek application to become the leader of the British Ukip party following the resignation of its leader, Nigel Farage.
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Lithuania’s ruling coalition’s political council will consider how to deal with President Dalia Grybauskaite vetoes of the Labour Code and assisted reproduction laws on Friday with the parties horse-trading ahead of the meeting. The Social […]
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