There can be no compromise in efforts against corruption, President Dalia Grybauskaite said in comment of the political corruption suspicions brought against two parties earlier on Friday. […]
The suspicions brought against the Liberal Movement and the Labor Party in the political corruption investigation mean cleansing of the political system, says Parliamentary Speaker Viktoras Pranckietis. […]
The Special Investigation Service (STT) says that MG Baltic, one of the country’s biggest business concerns, is suspected for paying bribes to the Liberal Movement for its current and future actions in the concerned interest. […]
The Friday’s bribery suspicions against the Labor Party and the Liberal Movement may mean the end of the latter political movement, says Gabrielius Landsbergis, the leader of the conservative Homeland Union – Christian Democrats. […]
The Prosecutor General’s Office has said it had notified the Central Electoral Commission about operations of the Liberal Movement that could be funded from illegal sources during the 2016 general elections. […]
After the law-enforcement brought corruption suspicions against the Liberal Movement and the Labor Party, Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis delegated by the ruling Farmers and Greens Union says he will initiate a parliamentary inquiry into transparency of ties of politicians with interest groups. […]
Participation of Lithuanian scientists in a project to provide advice to Belarus on the Astravyets nuclear power plant (NPP) was coordinated with the Foreign Ministry, says Sigitas Rimkevicius, the head of the Energy Institute. Meanwhile, the ministry’s official says it was a slap in the face. […]
Lithuanian law-enforcement has brought suspicions against two parties represented in the parliament, the Liberal Movement and the Labor Party – in one of the largest cases of political corruption. […]
Lithuania’s parliamentarians disagreed to publish names of all former KGB collaborators, including those who had come forward about their KGB past and had received a promise from the state to protect their identity. […]
Minimum monthly salary will grow by 20 euros to 400 euros from the beginning of 2018, the Trilateral Council agreed. […]
Children in Lithuania still tend to choose learning subjects by traditional gender roles, which determines later disproportionate distribution of men and women on the labor market, shows the latest research by the European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) presented in Vilnius on Thursday. […]
A large-scale landscaping project is getting underway in the Lithuanian part of the Curonian Spit this fall with plans to open up and form new spaces and remove woody vegetation from dunes on an area of almost 700 hectares over three years, the daily Lietuvos Zinios reported on Thursday. […]
Prosecutor General Evaldas Pasilis on Thursday turned to the parliament with a request to revoke the immunity of the ruling Lithuanian Farmers and Green Union’s MP Naglis Puteikis in a slander case. […]
The Lithuanian districts of Rokiskis, Panevezys and Silute have declared an emergency situation after downpours flooded farm fields. […]
Lithuanian scientists provide advice to Belarus’ authorities and specialists supervising the Astravyets nuclear power plant project, the 15min.lt news website reported on Thursday. […]
The signing of an agreement on a temporary depositing of the original copy of Lithuania’s 1918 Act of Independence in Vilnius has been put off to a later date due to changes in German Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel’s schedule. […]
Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis says that public comments by Gintautas Paluckas, the leader of the Lithuanian Social Democratic Party (LSDP), on Lithuania’s efforts to block imports from a new nuclear power plant that Belarus in building some 50 kilometers from Vilnius “sound like the Kremlin’s voice”. […]
The Lithuanian Radio and Television Commission (LRTK) proposes to suspend the retransmission of the Russian television channel TVCI for six months over content inciting to war and hatred. […]
The government on Wednesday gave the go-ahead for setting up a special fund for covering tourists’ losses due to tour operators’ insolvency, an idea that is not backed by tour operators, whose contributions are planned to be used to create a 4-million-euro reserve. […]
Nineteen people applied for the rector’s job at the Vilnius-based European Humanities University (EHU) by Wednesday’s deadline, EHU said. […]
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