The EU needs to invest in the electricity sector if EU targets to reduce emissions and boost growth are to be met, according to the president of European electricity industry association, Eurelectric, Antonio Mexia, who […]
The international military exercise Iron Wolf 2016 began on Monday and is a part of the international exercise Sabre Strike 2016. NATO troops began the redeployment exercise Dragoon hike on Sunday as part of the […]
Lithuania’s social democrat Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevičius has been gradually losing voters’ favour, a new poll suggests. […]
The board of the ruling Lithuanian Social Democratic Party has decided to appoint the prime minister’s adviser, Justas Pankauskas, to the post of interior vice-minister. […]
Lithuanian electric vehicles will receive special registration numbers. […]
Vičiūnai Group is planning to build a new Hilton hotel near the energy museum in Vilnius. The group will build underground exposition halls and will construct a terrace that will join the museum and the […]
The management of the Lithuanian Russian Drama Theatre refused demands on Monday from the Lithuanian Russian Union to ban am LGBT event, Pride Voices, from taking place in the theatre building. A petition with 5,000 […]
The world’s largest 3D model trading platform CGTrader is coming to the Vilnius Tech Park community. CGTrader, founded in 2011, gives designers and companies a platform where they can share, buy and sell 3D models. […]
Lithuanian courts have ruled that a Bank of Lithuania rule forbidding the granting of credit to people who must spend more than 40% of their income to cover their debts is unconstitutional. The courts’ ruling […]
Members of the European Parliament say the European Commission lacks resolve in dealing with Astravyets Nuclear Power Plant, a facility being built by Belarus close to the Lithuanian border, LRT reports. […]
Lithuanians buy almost half of all essential goods specifically when they are on discount, according to new data from market research company Nielsen. “As many as four out of five Lithuanian shoppers spontaneously purchase goods […]
In three weeks, British citizens are voting on whether to remain in the European Union. The results of the referendum are hard to predict with any certainty, but one thing is clear – Brexit would be most painful for the United Kingdom itself and the country’s economy. The situation of expat Lithuanians would also be inevitably affected. […]
Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė has been included in Forbes Magazine’s annual list of the world’s 100 most powerful women. Grybauskaitė took 72nd place. […]
Amid Lithuania’s preparations to join the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the country’s government has opened debates into the implementation of the organization’s recommendations. […]
Domantas Sabonis, son of Lithuanian NBA legend Arvydas, is working out today with the Toronto Raptors, and could be drafted by the Eastern conference finalists. […]
Latvian-Russian national Konstantin Mikhailov will serve a life in prison sentence for his role in the 1991 Medininkai checkpoint massacre after the Lithuanian Court of Appeals upheld the verdict on Monday. […]
Those who pulled the trigger during the Jewish genocide in Lithuania are not the only ones who should be considered guilty – those who transported Jews and guarded the sites of massacres should also be held accountable, a local historian says. […]
As British voters are hitting the polls this month to decide whether the United Kingdom should remain in the European Union, the city of Vilnius has started a campaign encouraging Brits to vote to remain. […]
The open-air museum in Rumšiškės, which has provided a number of backdrops for the BBC’s six-part costume epic War and Peace, is offering tourists and fans of the series a chance to visit some of the drama’s shooting locations. […]
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