Lithuania’s government is ready to go to court with Russia-based computer security company Kaspersky Lab over the government’s decision to restrict the use of its software on sensitive computers, says Defense Vice-Minister Edvinas Kerza. […]
Russia-based Kaspersky Lab considers contesting the Lithuanian government’s decision to restrict the use of its software on sensitive computers, a company official said on Thursday. […]
Rosatom-controlled Nukem, the contractor for the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant‘s almost-complete decommissioning projects worth hundreds of millions of euros, should no longer be in charge of these projects, the chairman of the Lithuanian parliament’s Committee on National Security and Defence, said. […]
Salaries of troops serving in Lithuania’s military should go up by 30 percent within the next four years, officials of the Defence Ministry say, adding that new packages of social benefits have been drafted in an effort to motivate troops to stay in service. […]
The Wednesday’s training for Lithuania’s strategic transport companies, the Armed Forces and the Aras anti-terrorist unit will allow better preparations for hybrid threats, says Transport and Communications Minister Rokas Masiulis. […]
Lithuania’s state-run railway company Lietuvos Geležinkeliai together with other strategic transport companies, the Armed Forces and Aras anti-terrorist unit will Wednesday hold a practice of response to hybrid threats. […]
Municipalities of the Vilnius city and the Švenčionys district intend to purchase civil protection instruments to ensure safety of the populations in case of a possible accident in the Astravyets Nuclear Power Plant, which is just across the state border in Belarus. […]
Lithuania has decided to bring back its Special Operations Forces (SOF) to Afghanistan after nearly three years to join the NATO operation Resolute Support that is intended to train and support local security forces. […]
After US intelligence agencies have warned that American citizens should not use products made by Huawei, Lithuania’s telecoms company Telia Lietuva says that the Chinese manufacturer’s equipment that it uses is safe. […]
The Lithuanian government approved on Wednesday legal amendments to allow shooting down uncrewed aircraft flying without permission over military areas. […]
After US intelligence organizations recommended the country’s citizens to refrain from using Huawei telephones manufactured by Chinese manufacturer Huawei, Lithuanian institutions plan to hold talks with Telia telecommunications company on the safety of its network, Defence Vice-Minister Edvinas Kerza told 15min.lt news portal. Telia’s mobile communications network is built on Huawei’s basic equipment. […]
NATO fighter-jets conducting the air-policing mission in the Baltic states were last week scrambled twice to intercept military aircraft of the Russian Federation in the international airspace over the Baltic Sea. […]
Lithuania’s conservative MP Laurynas Kasčiūnas has proposed a tax deduction for riflemen and volunteer troops purchasing semi-automatic weapons. […]
The Iron Wolf mechanized infantry brigade of the Lithuanian Armed Forces is planned to be affiliated to a German division, the Lithuanian Defence Ministry said on Wednesday. […]
A Lithuanian arms control inspector is Wednesday visiting the Russian 22nd heavy bomber aviation division. […]
Sigitas Dzekunskas on Monday was selected as director of Lithuania’s newly-established centralized defence system procurement agency, the Defence Ministry said. […]
The number of cyber incidents went up by a tenth in Lithuania last year from 2016, according to the Communications Regulatory Authority‘s Security Incident Handling Division (CERT -LT). […]
Estonia’s foreign intelligence agency said on Thursday that Russia was plotting information attacks for Lithuania’s upcoming centennial anniversary of restored statehood and for the statehood centennials of Latvia and Estonia. […]
Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė says that the current military conscription model is optimal and in line with what the state can afford. […]
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