Lithuania’s parliament has criminalised match-fixing and the manipulation of sports results, with people found guilty facing up to four years in prison. With the additions to the Penal Code it has been established that anyone […]
Lithuania’s minimum monthly wage will be increasing on Friday by €30 to €380.
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The United States has praised Lithuania’s progress in fighting human trafficking, putting in the top tier of nations in its latest report on the trade. This year’s Trafficking in Persons Report said that Lithuania has […]
Interwar Kaunas had a red light district, women were scandalizing conservative prudes with their skirts and haircuts and every other film shown in Kaunas cinemas was a naughty picture, historians say.
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The Lithuanian parliament on Thursday adopted legislation making it easier for third-country nationals to obtain residence permits and get employed in the country.
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Lithuania’s Foreign Minister Linas Linkevicius has said Britain’s vote to exit the EU had weakened the bloc and represented a victory for Russia’s president, during a visit to the United States.
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The Lithuanian government told the European Court of Human Rights in a suspected secret CIA prison case that what CIA-linked aircraft transported to Lithuania a decade ago was not prisoners, but communications equipment for an intelligence support center that was being set up close to Vilnius.
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The heads of Lithuania’s ministries for interior and justice and the Central Electoral Commission signed on Thursday a memorandum on cooperation in combating vote-buying during elections.
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A new railway tunnel linking the Baltics and Scandinavia could transform the geopolitics of the entire region, from the Nordics through the Baltic States to Europe.
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Twelve Syrian refugees and a stateless person from Palestine came to Lithuania from Greece late on Wednesday under the European Union‘s resettlement program, Interior Minister Tomas Žilinskas has confirmed.
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Lithuania’s opposition Liberal Movement party is asking President Dalia Grybauskaitė to veto a law on assisted reproduction that was passed by the parliament (Seimas) this week.
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European Commissioner Vytenis Povilas Andriukaitis became a sensation on Twitter when a picture of his reaction while Nigel Farage was talking in the European Parliament went viral. […]
Beginning in autumn, anyone purchasing alcohol will have to show their ID to do so.
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Rimi Lietuva’s net profit jumped to €7.3 million, from €953,100 euros in 2014 on the back of a raft of new store openings. Rimi’s annual revenue in Lithuania increased by 15.7% to €28* million. Rimi […]
The United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union will harm the development of Lithuanian start-ups and the emergence of Lithuania as hub for entreprenerial companies, reports Verslo Zinios. “It is hardly to be expected that, […]
The issue of a credible nuclear NATO deterrent to Russia is becoming a live issue in the run-up to Warsaw summit.
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Danish-Lithuanian capital company Blue Ocean Robotics has developed a metal folding robot in Lithuania called Bendsai which could replace half a million metal folding machines in the world. “Bendsai is unique in that it not […]
The new Labour code allows no more than 10% of employees in one company to work under project-based contracts. “The limit to employ only 10% of people under project work contracts is illogical and does […]
The newly adopted labour code allows employers to essentially lock out striking employees, allowing to temporarily fire striking workers and replace them or compensate by increasing workloads on other employees. While employers say strikes will […]
The Lithuanian parliament green lighted reforms of the social security system that provides for introducing a ceiling on social insurance contributions.
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