It is time for NATO to guarantee the security of Lithuania and the Baltic States by installing credible military deterrence capabilities, Lithuania’s president Dalia Grybauskaite said ahead of the Warsaw NATO summit starting Friday. “Since […]
Leading up to every parliamentary election, political parties make promises to the electorate; that what it is they intend to achieve when they come to power. But how many of these pledges were actually fulfilled on defence and foreign policy? Leading analysts have their say. […]
After a ruling from the Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania, the Ministry of Health will be forced to overturn its decree on mandatory vaccination for children in kindergarten.
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The Lithuania Tribune would like to wish all our readers a Happy King’s Coronation Day!
Lithuanians around the world will be celebrating the coronation of Lithuania’s first king, Mindaugas, and Lithuania’s statehood day, which is a public holiday in Lithuania. We will not be publishing today.
If you want to know more about Lithuania’s only king, read our feature today on Mindaugas and the importance of his name to Lithuanians.
We hope you enjoy the day! […]
Lithuania celebrates the coronation of King Mindaugas today, July 6. This national holiday, also known as Statehood Day and as the Mindaugas name day, celebrates Grand Duke Mindaugas, who was to become the only crowned King of Lithuania.
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After the Brexit referendum, other European countries have been scrambling to attract startups and financial companies that might be considering leaving the UK – and Lithuania is no exception.
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The Lithuanian Prosecutor General’s Office has lodged an appeal with the Lithuanian Court of Appeals against a Vilnius court’s ruling not to extradite Syrym Shalabayev, a Kazakh citizen who has been granted political asylum in Lithuania, for prosecution in Kazakhstan and Ukraine.
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Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė vetoed strict restrictions on assisted reproduction to allow couples to choose a method of infertility treatment that fits their moral values, her advisor said on Tuesday. […]
On the back of a major increase in defence spending in the last year, Lithuania has made it into top 10 NATO countries for defence spending. […]
About 100 used military Mercedes-Benz GD SUVs are being transported from the Netherlands to Lithuania in the next two weeks. […]
Lithuanians will try to achieve a world record tomorrow by drawing a gigantic Lithuanian coat of arms that should be visible from space.
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The National Land Service is set to begin an investigation of about 150 addresses in the Pavilniai and Verkiai regional parks in Vilnius that may include gross construction violations and unlawful seizure of state land.
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Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite is meeting with the heads of the Seimas’ Committee on Foreign Affairs and the Parliamentary Committee on European Affairs to discuss issues at the top of the agenda of NATO and the European Union. […]
Green energy company Modus energija has installed a 5.7 MW solar panel farm in Belarus which is the largest in the region. The farm will be able to annually produce 6.27 m. kWh of electricity […]
On Monday, Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė vetoed the Labour Code proposed by the Seimas and offered potential changes that she believed might improve security for workers.
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Ahead of an extraordinary session of the Seimas to review the presidential veto of the new Labour Code, the president’s chief adviser Lina Antanavičienė has said the aim of the veto was to protect the […]
Fifty-seven percent of Lithuanian companies and 75% of foreign companies have named taxes and tax system as the biggest problem for business, a small and medium-sized enterprises‘ Spinter survey commissioned by Citadele bank shows. Trading […]
Lower levels of growth in the eurozone as a result of Brexit will negatively affect the growth of Lithuanian exports cutting economic growth rates in the next two years, Danske Bank said yesterday. Danske Bank […]
There were mixed reactions to the decision by Lithuania’s president to veto the government proposed new Labour Code with some broadly supportive of her amendments and action and other political leaders and businesses highly critical. […]
Many governments in the post-Soviet space fear they may be threatened by a colour revolution; others are worried that they will become victims of a hybrid war. But Belarus is worried about both at the same time. […]
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