Investment in residential real estate in Lithuania last year bounced back to levels last seen in 2007, the year before the financial crisis set in, bursting what was then seen as a real estate bubble. […]
Lithuania’s Prime Minister has claimed that Lithuania’s president has been blackening the government’s name ahead of official visits to other EU countries by the Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevičius. […]
Despite having significantly higher levels of education on average than men, Lithuania women make up only a quarter of the leadership positions with real decision-making responsibilities both in the public and private sector. […]
Last year, investment into residential real estate in Lithuania returned to the pre-crisis levels of 2007. Economists say, however, that the growth is sustainable and a real estate “bubble” could, in worst case, deflate a little rather than explode as it did in 2008. […]
Lithuania has been commended by the Eurogroup, the meeting of eurozone‘s finance ministers, for its efforts to cut budget deficit and rein in public spending, says Finance Minister Rimantas Šadžius. […]
Vilnius was visited by almost a million tourists last year, up 5% on 2014, according to the latest figures from the Department of Statistics. […]
Order and Justice party is committing itself to expanding its membership to 20,000 from the current 13,000, said the party‘s leader Rolandas Paksas. […]
It has been reported that the State Tax Inspectorate (VMI) has received information about 150 Swiss bank accounts held by Lithuanians in the Swiss branch of one of the world’s largest banks, HSBC. […]
The Lithuanian government is planning to soften the requirements for foreign nationals to purchase agricultural land. […]
A new list of former KGB agents to be released will contain the names of about ten well-known Lithuanian public figures, according to the Genocide and Resistance Research Centre, which is investigating the archives of the Soviet security police. […]
The Bank of Lithuania has suggested amendments that would ensure that businesspeople seeking loans from commercial banks would not have to use their personal assets as collateral in all cases. Other proposed measures would also ensure that businesspeople taking out loans wouldn’t take on too much debt. […]
With a small domestic market, Lithuanian entrepreneurs are more and more often looking to foreign markets for opportunities to develop and expand their businesses. While many have been looking to the US or Western Europe, others have also begun glancing eastwards at markets like India and China. […]
Mayor of Vilnius Remigijus Šimašius has appointed Liberal Movement vice-chairman MEP Antanas Guoga as a public advisor. […]
International Monetary Fund (IMF) is starting its latest mission in Lithuania and along with examining a range of marcoeconomic conditions it will look to analyse the distribution of income and impact of the minimum wage on Lithuania’s economy. […]
Lithuania‘s Liberal Movement hopes to win almost three times more seats than they currently have, increasing their share to 30 from the current level of 11. […]
The polish dairy industry has ambitions to win over a significant part of the Lithuanian dairy product market with increased promotion of a range of products in the country. […]
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