LIGHT
Poem to cheer you up
David P Carroll and his wife Antonia Carroll live in Lithuania, and he would like to share with our readers the cheerful poem he wrote. He told us that the poem is for everyone in […]
Articles by Lithuania Tribune
Economy
Germanavičius: The impact of war in Ukraine on the real estate market
We are still at an early stage in what is happening in Europe, and the big effect is yet to come. However, certain things are already visible today. And, in my opinion, they will only […]
Economy
Lithuanian proptech startup acquisition: PINGIN.SPACE to invest in FLANCO platform
Pingin.Space, a Lithuanian startup offering the real estate market automation of a large part of routine commercial building management activities, is investing in Flanco, a startup offering smart management solutions for office spaces and specific […]
Economy
Metaphors from Citus experts: two waves of challenges for the housing market
Over the last two years, the housing market in Lithuania has been marked by two “black swan” flights – events that analysts could not predict and data did not suggest. The first tide marked the […]
Central/Eastern Europe
What Russia should do with Ukraine? Have a look at their plan
RIA NOVOSTI has clarified Russia’s plans vis-à-vis Ukraine and the rest of the free world in an article like this: What Russia should do with Ukraine? Bucha is a perfect illustration of the plan and […]
Central/Eastern Europe
MEAN WAR-2022: MONOLOGUES & PICTURES
Summary of the Week 6: March 31 – April 6, 2022. WITNESSING AND OPPOSING EVIL. Anyone who is aware with minimal security-related knowledge, realised that with his trip to Bucha, president Zelensky risked a lot. It […]
Central/Eastern Europe
Must stop the genocide together: the appeal of the Ukrainian journalists to foreign journalists
Dear journalists and media workers of world media, We, the National Journalists Union of Ukraine, would like to thank you for the support of Ukraine, which we feel in times of Russian invasion into our […]
Society
What can we do for a greener and more inclusive society?
On Tuesday, March 29, the Lithuanian Social Business Association (LIBVA) held a virtual international conference Cooperation for a Green and Inclusive Society, which brought together social businesses and NGOs working in the fields of green […]
Central/Eastern Europe
Study on Elements of information warfare during migration crisis on Belarus-EU border 2021
The migration crises caused by the Belarusian authorities on the Eastern border of the EU in 2021 have shaken Lithuania, Latvia and Poland. The EU should draw a lot of lessons from this hybrid attack. […]
Central/Eastern Europe
Passengers from Moscow get a realistic picture of Russia’s war in Ukraine
An exhibition of photographs of Russia’s war in Ukraine opens on the platform of Vilnius railway station, where transit trains run from Moscow to Kaliningrad Region and back stop. The aim is to focus the […]
Central/Eastern Europe
Baltic States and Poland urges EU to ban Russian and Belarusian cargo transportation by road and sea
The Minister of Transport and Communications Marius Skuodis, together with the Ministers of Poland, Latvia and Estonia, addressed the European Commission (EC) Transport Commissioner Adina Valean and EU Transport Ministers with a joint letter calling […]
Central/Eastern Europe
Open letter from European journalists, media associations to Russian journalists, who are engaged in war propaganda
You, the employees of the Russian media, are clearly and directly responsible for one more war started by Putin’s regime. For many years you ignored an important postulate of journalism – verification of information. Instead, […]
Central/Eastern Europe
MEP Auštrevičius identifies the European Union’s homework on Ukraine
“We see that some leaders remain on the sidelines with their own views and policies, and continue to sink into the mire of history”, says Member of the European Parliament Petras Auštrevičius, who is following […]
Politics
Dr. Andrikienė testimony. New reality: resisting authoritarian regimes
Dr Laima Liucija Andrikienė, Chairperson of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the Parliament of the Republic of Lithuania on March 17, gave a testimony before the United States Commission on Security ad Cooperation in […]
Central/Eastern Europe
Wording matters: why the world should call war a war
The proper terms for what is going on in Ukraine right now are “war”, “invasion” or the “armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine”. The reference to Russia as an aggressor State always has to be […]
Tribune
Regional waste management centres eager to join EPS recycling chain
Two associated entities have submitted proposals to the Ministry of the Environment with a view to significantly expand the recycling of expanded polystyrene for Lithuania’s decarbonisation and circular economy objectives. In autumn 2021, the environment […]
Foreign affairs
Russia in the Council of Europe – will you stay, will you go?
Today, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov announced that Russia will withdraw from the Council of Europe (CoE). The statement was made, but no formal decision was taken by Russia… writes Laima Andrikienė, the Chairperson of the […]
Central/Eastern Europe
We have changed. Letter from Ukraine
In our past lives, we planned to go on holiday, buy or change a car, finally finish repairs in the flat or at the cottage, give our child a higher education, get married, get divorced, […]
Central/Eastern Europe
#CallRussia – forty million phone calls to end the war
A CUTTING-EDGE digital information campaign launched today (Tuesday) will personally connect Russian diaspora volunteers with up to 40 million phone numbers in Russia in a bid to help end the war in Ukraine. The #CallRussia […]
Top
10 things every Lithuanian will tell you about the safety in the Baltic states, Q&A
Dear friends, you have probably noticed that we, the Baltic states, are really invested in what is happening in Ukraine – we march, send aid and call to the consciousness of the West, Mykolas Katkus […]