The Lithuanian Foreign Ministry on Monday summoned Russia’s ambassador Alexander Udaltsov to hand him a note of strong protest over Russian officials’ statements about Lithuania’s anti-Soviet guerilla war hero Adolfas Ramanauskas-Vanagas. […]
Danish Prince Joachim met with Lithuanian military commanders and NATO troops during his visit to the country on Sunday and Monday, the Defense Ministry said. […]
The United States has declined to provide information to Lithuanian prosecutors in their investigation into a suspected secret CIA prison near Vilnius. […]
A senior Lithuanian veterinary official has played down Belgium’s suspicions that African swine fever (ASF) could have been brought to the country from the Baltic states as just “a hypothesis”. […]
Individuals delegated by “Farmer” leader Ramūnas Karbauskis‘ family business Agrokoncernas, according to what the LRT Investigation Department uncovered, are acting like at home in a state enterprise. With the “Farmers” entering power, talks have once […]
Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė on Monday called on state institutions to give the media and the public data access, calling the recent restrictions introduced by the Center of Registers disproportionate. […]
The Lithuanian Center of Registers is expected to reopen free access to its data for the media as early as this week under a temporary solution to be approved by the government on Wednesday. […]
Lithuania has become a stage set for Sky and HBO’s original British drama Catherine the Great. Set against the lavish backdrop of the politically ruthless 18th century Russian court, this four-part epic starring Helen Mirren will chart the latter years of Catherine’s 34-year reign. The series is also being shot in Latvia and Russia, a press release from HBO states. […]
A panel of five judges at the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) is due to hold a sitting on Monday to decide whether or not to accept the Lithuanian government’s request to reconsider the court’s judgment that the country hosted a secret CIA prison more than a decade ago. […]
Lithuanian Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis is leaving for Japan on Monday and will seek to strengthen trade and business ties. […]
The guerilla war that started in Lithuania at the end of the second World War Two was the state’s legitimate self-defense against the Soviet aggression and Adolfas Ramanauskas-Vanagas, whose remains were buried in a state funeral on Saturday, was the commander-in-chief of the republic’s armed forces, the Lithuanian Constitutional Court‘s president said on Friday. […]
Diplomats from 30 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Japan and Israel, honored the memory of anti-Soviet partisan commander Adolfas Ramanauskas-Vanagas during his state funeral on Saturday. […]
Lithuania’s opposition social democrats have suggested keeping the country’s existing level of defense spending at 2 percent GDP and not to increase it. […]
A German soldier died during a training accident when his armored vehicle hit a tree in Lithuania, the Baltic state’s military said Sunday. […]
Russia is an ever-prevalent discussion topic when it comes to Baltic security, be it regarding its 2014 annexation of Crimea, be it regarding what could occur following civil unrest in Russia itself or be it when Russia’s influence is felt reaching out into NATO and EU countries. The Lithuania Tribune interviewed the programme director of the Finnish Institute of International Affairs’ EU’s Eastern Neighbourhood and Russia Research Programme Dr. Arkady Moshes at the Riga Conference 2018 on how the West can respond to Russia and how Russia’s internal workings operate now and will continue to operate in the long term. […]
Hatred coming from Russia‘s current authorities toward Adolfas Ramanauskas-Vanagas only proves his significance and merits for the nation’s freedom, Lithuania’s leaders said on Friday as they paid tribute to the partisan commander. […]
Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė has received a thank you letter from Pope Francis for the warm reception during his recent state visit to Lithuania, the presidential office said. […]
The Meno Niša gallery opened new exhibition MOnikos on October 4, in dedication to the opening of MO Museum later in the month. MOnikos showcases works by two artists, Monika Furmana and Monika Plentauskaitė, a press release from the gallery states. […]
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