News in 120 seconds: Lithuanian pig farming in for LTL 0.5 million losses, storming cities in Ukraine, Malaysia Airlines crash, UN worried about military conflict in Ukraine, Russia loses 50-billion-dollar claim at the Hague. […]
News in 120 seconds: African swine fever reaches Lithuania, new chief of defence sworn into office, day of mourning in Amsterdam, MH17 crash: challenging tasks ahead, Israel continues offensive in Gaza Strip, weather forecast: Heat and squall. […]
Even though Lithuania has received the final go-ahead from the European Union for switching to the euro this Wednesday, Lithuanian mints have been making euro coins for some time now. […]
Allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin are leaving London – a decision that was made after the British government’s requirements to punish the rich Russians. […]
News in 120 seconds: Ukraine separatists hand over MH17 black boxes while Vilnius prepares for invasion from Zagreb […]
The director general of the Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT) maintains that the LRT toes the line of President Dalia Grybauskaitė’s expectations, assisting Lithuania in the information war. […]
New law amendments, which aim to prevent creation of fictitious businesses in Lithuania, will only make it more problematic for foreigners to start a small business, lawyers claim. […]
There is a term in chess and checkers called “zugzwang”, which is used to describe the situation when a player’s any move is unfavourable. We can now see Russian “zugzwang” in eastern Ukraine. […]
On 1 January this year, Latvians switched from lats and santimus, that had been the national currency for the last 20 years, to euro banknotes and cents. DELFI interviewed a couple of traders in a local market at Ventspils and asked how they were getting used to the new currency. […]
Having relocated Hanner holding to Estonia two years ago, Lithuanian billionaire Arvydas Avulis says that it is not unusual for companies successfully operating in Lithuania to be looking into expanding their businesses beyond the Lithuanian borders or completely relocating them. […]
News in 120 seconds: prominent Catholic clergyman Svarinskas passes away, film and stage actor Banionis hospitalized, US and EU announce sanctions against Russia, new proof of Ukraine attacks from Russia, Ukraine: Russia fired missile at our jet, new ministers sworn in. […]
Lithuania’s friends in Washington, D.C., believe that we are living as if it were 1939 when the threat of occupation loomed over Lithuania. So says Lithuania’s ambassador to the United States, Žygimantas Pavilionis. […]
News in 120s: new Government appointed, Lietuvos Dujos under allegations of cheating its customers, Ukraine: Russian forces preparing to attack, Separatist leader Strelkov issues martial law. […]
It is a country’s business what monument, where and how it will be built or demolished. For instance, the Poles have built a statue of urinating Lenin, the Lithuanians seem not to be able to wipe out the symbols of the Soviet reality overlooking the capital from the Green Bridge (should we hold a referendum?), and the Russians may return the Stalingrad name to Volgograd or call it Putingrad – of course, with many busts of the “leader of nations” or the current militant president… […]
On Friday, 11 July, in the garden of Kaunas Vytautas Magnus Museum, the new commander of the Riflemen Union was been officially sworn in. The reserve’s Colonel Antanas Plieskis officially ceded leadership of the union to Colonel Lieutenant Liudas Gumbinas, and the newly appointed commander is already planning for the future. […]
Military jets that made several rounds over Vilnius on Monday afternoon startled and frightened many a local resident who heard their deafening roar. DELFI received several emails from readers about the NATO air policing aircraft having flown above their homes. A mother says she had to reassure her kids that “the Russians are not attacking”. […]
The Lithuania Tribune/DELFI spoke with Dr. Jovita Neliupšienė, the Chief Advisor on Foreign Policy to President Dalia Grybauskaitė. Dr. Neliupšienė headed a research team for the book ‘Belarusian Regime Longevity: Happily Ever After…’ Just before the presentation of the book, Dr. Neliupšienė spoke to the Lithuania Tribune about the book and the reasons for the Belarusian president’s longevity. […]
News in 120 seconds: Algirdas Butkevičius re-appointed prime minister, unknown aircraft bombs Snizhne, Ukraine’s forces claim they were shelled using advanced Russian arms. […]
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