Germans earn about five times more than Lithuanians, but the prices of goods in these two countries appear to be now almost the same. How could that be the case when there is such a differential in wages? […]
Lithuania have taken bronze at the U17 basketball world championships. […]
Nearly 1,800 dancers hit the floor to celebrate the 15th North American Lithuanian Folk Dance Festival in Baltimore’s Royal Farms Arena this weekend.
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Lithuania’s Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevicius has claimed that the Lithuanian President’s decision to veto the new Labour Code could drag it back into a Soviet era and was driven by unions and “several tens of protestors”. […]
Lithuania’s President Dalia Grybauskaite plans to take no vacation again this year.
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Lithuania’s President Dalia Grybauskaite and Seimas Speaker Loreta Grauziniene have offered their condolences to Iraq over a terror attack in Baghdad that killed over 200 people and injured many others. […]
Lithuania’s President Dalia Grybauskaitė today vetoed the government’s controversial new Labour Code, sending it back to parliament and blocked a new law on artificial insemination that had drawn widespread criticism.
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Starting on Monday, Lithuanians driving into Poland should be prepared to show their passports or other forms of identification.
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A concert hall in Vilnius has said “no” to a concert by Russian rapper Timati because the singer is regarded as a Kremlin propaganda tool.
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A 12-year-old Lithuanian boy has been beaten up on the way home from school in Manchester, England, because of his nationality, the boy‘s aunt and mother say.
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A new report by the National School Evaluation Agency has found that the quality of school classes in Lithuania is only average leading to calls for a higher education requirement for all teachers. “We must […]
Most of the charity and support foundations linked to Lithuanian parliamentarians (Seimas members) do not provide public information about their activities, Transparency International Lithuania said.
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Lithuania‘s unemployment rate fell to 8% in May on a seasonally adjusted basis, down from 8.2% in April of this year. Eurozone unemployment rates fell 10.1%, Which fell by 0.1 per cent, down from 11% […]
Though the last few years have seen a gradual drop in the frequency of traffic accidents, recent figures have shown a reversal in this trend, with accidents in some areas growing by as much as 60%.
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The Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence and the German and Israeli manufacturers are negotiating the purchase of Boxer infantry fighting vehicles for Lithuania‘s military with an agreement expected to be signed this month. German and […]
Electricity transmission operators predict that Lithuania will be one of the few European countries where electricity consumption will grow annually in the coming decde. Even though the population of the country is decreasing, electricity consumption […]
President Dalia Grybauskaitė has said that Germany, which will be leading the new NATO battalion in Lithuania, is assuming responsibility for European security.
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Lithuanians spend the largest share of their income on food in the EU, a Sprinter tyrimai poll commissioned by Delfi shows. Almost half of Lithuania’s population (48.5%) spend 26%-50% of their income on food. This […]
This month, the Lithuanian parliament rejected a conservative resolution, calling for the declaration of the Lithuanian Communist Party (LCP) a criminal organization and a perpetrator of genocide against the people in Lithuania. Thirty-seven MPs voted […]
While continuing to exchange barbs, the West and Russia are building a more institutionalized pattern of standoff in Europe that involves increasingly predictable tit-for-tat mirrored actions. Both sides profess their actions to be purely defensive, but these are increasingly robust defences. […]
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