Lithuania ran a current account surplus of €37.1 million in the first quarter of 2016 compared to a deficit of over €300 million in the first quarter of 2015. The current account surplus was equal […]
Over 1.7 million passengers went through Lithuania’s airports during the first five months of 2016, up 14.7% on the same period last year, according to preliminary data from Statistics Lithuania. The most popular destinations for […]
Lithuanian representatives who are holding meetings with Belarusian officials on Astravyets Nuclear Power Plant say they do not get answers to all the questions they have about safety at the facility.
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Axis Industries, a Lithuanian industrial and energy group, almost doubled its net profits in 2015, up 49.1% to €10.3 million.
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The new Labour Code and Social Model that Lithuania’s ruling coalition plan to push through before the end of their term is drawing both criticism and praise. A range of leading experts give their view of whether it is a great step forward, or backwards. […]
Lithuania’s mineral resources, mostly used for construction of roads and buildings, are nearing exhaustion, while environmental rules and property rights make it difficult to prospect for new deposits.
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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has strongly rejected comments from Germany’s foreign minister that accused the alliance of “warmongering”.
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Lithuanian member of the European Parliament Antanas Guoga has offered a bet to Britain’s Nigel Farage: if the Leave campaign wins in the UK’s referendum on Thursday, the Lithuanian would donate €1 million to a charity of Farage’s choice. […]
Vilnius Regional Administrative Court has rejected Forum Cinema’s appeal against a ruling by the Competition Council that it had unfairly ruled that the company should be fined €1.4 million for participating in cartel-like behaviour.
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Lithuania’s Supreme Administrative Court upheld a ruling against retail chain Maxima and the bakery Mantinga that were fined for a decade-running anti-trust agreement.
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The governing parties in the Lithuanian parliament are renewing their effort to have a commission scrutinize President Dalia Grybauskaitė‘s actions, even though the opposition believes it is just score-settling after the president’s criticism of the […]
French Minister of Foreign Affairs Jean-Marc Ayrault said that the European Union would extend its economic sanctions against Russia for another six months.
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While the overwhelming majority of Lithuanians support their country’s NATO membership and the Allied presence in its territory, marginal groups and political parties across Eastern Europe are trying to rally an anti-NATO movement ahead of the Alliance’s summit in Warsaw this July. […]
More refugees will be resettled in Lithuania within the coming month, according to the country’s Ministry of the Interior.
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The Rokiškis Regional Museum and the US-based non-profit organization Remembering Litvaks, have established a new research award, the volunteer Private Ruvin Bun award, to encourage a better understanding of the contribution of ethnic minorities to the founding of an independent Lithuanian state. […]
The European Commission has approved €202 million in funding for the Rail Baltica high-speed rail project as part of a second round of funding.
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Russia‘s rearmament is in violation of an important 1987 US-Soviet treaty and Washington has ways to make Moscow stick to it, says United States Assistant Secretary of State for Arms Control Frank A. Rose.
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Surprising new data shows the East Europeans who travel abroad the least and most for holidays.
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Linas Jakštas is the first conscript to start professional military service with Lithuania‘s airforce after finishing his compulsory military service.
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The European Union will not be the same after the United Kingdom‘s in-out referendum, even if British voters decide to remain, says Lithuania’s Foreign Minister Linas Linkevičius.
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