Vilnius City Mayor Remigijus Šimašius intends to proceed with the 90-million-euro national stadium concession tender, even if there is only one participant left, Axis Industries operated by Icor concern. […]
Yes, the holidays are still on, social media is still dominated by sand dunes, sunsets and pickles, but matters are being dealt with. Very serious matters. When the “Farmers” feel cornered because reforms are not […]
For many centuries, playing cards looked quite different from what they look now. It was not before the second half of the 17th century that the French started producing cards in manufactures by means of printing in response to the growing demand for cards. The green cards (clubs and spades) gradually turned into the black ones because the black colour was more readily available. In addition to that, the French-style pack of cards featured a queen instead of one of the jacks. […]
The Lithuanian State Border Guard Service‘s move to terminate a contract with Helisota helicopter and aircraft repairs company, which is indirectly owned by businessman Gediminas Žiemelis, was legitimate, as the contract threatened Lithuania’s national security, the Court of Appeals ruled. […]
The Lithuanian Social Democrat Party is soon to be faced with turbulent times. If the party withdraws from the coalition government, Seimas Speaker Viktoras Pranckietis claims that a new group would form from politicians intending […]
An immigration boom was recorded in Lithuania this summer, figures published by Statistics Lithuania showed on Thursday. Experts say this is due to the government’s decision to facilitate hiring some professionals from abroad and visa-free travels with Ukraine. […]
Lithuanian border guards and their foreign colleagues have cracked an international human trafficking ring – the investigation found that the plotters aimed to bring Ukrainians currently in Lithuania to the United Kingdom for forced labor. […]
Lithuania’s Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis hopes to reach full stop in the Friday’s negotiations among the Baltic prime ministers in an effort to ensure European support to the Klaipėda liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal. In his words, if the discussions end in failure, Lithuania will seek to end the discussions and move on. […]
Lithuania’s Parliamentary Speaker Viktoras Pranckietis is meeting with his Latvian counterpart, Inara Murniece, in the Latvian seaside resort of Jūrmala on Thursday to discuss the positions on the Astravyets nuclear power plant (NPP) under construction in Belarus. […]
Lithuania’s government on Wednesday gave a green light to appointing Egidijus Meilūnas, Lithuanian diplomat completing his ambassadorial term in Japan, as diplomatic envoy to Ireland as of Aug. 24. […]
Tenants are being kicked out of the Vilnius Franciscan monastery by the Polish monks who took over the monastery earlier this year – one of the Lithuanian capital’s biggest bars 7 Fridays was closed on Wednesday morning, 15min.lt news portal said. […]
The Social Security and Labor Ministry on Wednesday proposed raising the level of state supported income to 122 euros per month. […]
Having purchased or owning real estate in the Old Town of Vilnius, Naujamiestis, Žvėrynas, Užupis, or Antakalnis neighbourhood does not guarantee a carefree life in a great neighbourship, neither does it ensure the high value […]
It is the middle of summer. Tortured by two summer months of autumn weather and rain, Lithuanians depart to Palanga to rest. Only our neighbouring Poles continue toiling at their computers. At the urging of […]
About 50 military objects of various functions will be built for US money in the Lithuanian army‘s training grounds of Pabradė and Gaižiūnai, the Mumaičiai military territory and the Aviation Base in Šiauliai this year, the Defense Ministry said on Wednesday. […]
Antagonising the older generation which should be on its way out and the younger that is just up and coming is discriminatory toward those of older age, LRT.lt chief editor Vladimiras Laučius told LRT Radio. […]
The leaked recordings of conversations between Poland‘s former foreign minister Radoslaw Sikorski and then CEO of oil company Orlen, Jacek Krawiec, about investments in Mažeikiai oil refinery in Lithuania do not reflect the position of the current Polish government, Warsaw said on Wednesday. […]
After the Polish media leaked a secret recording of a conversation involving by former foreign minister Radoslaw Sikorski where he urged “to teach Lithuanians a lesson” in connection to Polish investments in a Mazeikiai refinery, Poland’s Energy Minister Krzystof Tchorzewski says it indicates a strong Russian influence in Poland and Lithuania. […]
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