As the renovation of apartment blocks is gaining momentum, the Ministry of Environment is planning to establish a special commission to oversee coordination of the renovation process and work control. […]
The Lithuanian Prosecutor General‘s Office dropped a pre-trial investigation over TV3 channel’s actions after the initial allegations against the channel’s parent company were dismissed. […]
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. […]
The Crimean annexation by Russia has played out big for Lithuania: holidaymakers from Belarus, who usually choose Crimea for their vacation, this summer have been swarming Lithuanian resorts instead. The numbers of Belarusian tourists in Lithuania could be even higher if it were not for the lengthy and often intimidating visa procedures. […]
Lithuania’s Minister of Environment Kęstutis Trečiokas says that the major obstacle for the the ongoing campaign to renovate decrepit and energy-inefficient residential buildings is people’s mentality and passivity. […]
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. […]
Lithuania cannot subsidize privately-owned oil refinery Orlen Lietuva, says President Dalia Grybauskaitė, adding that she expects PKN Orlen, the Polish mother company, to help its Lithuanian subsidiary continue operations. […]
The new Minister of Environment Kęstutis Trečiokas has reservations about the idea of building a bridge to the Curonian Spit. […]
Following the final decision of the European Union’s General Affairs Council of Ministers on Lithuania’s participation in the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) from 1 January 2015, governor of the Bank of Lithuania Vitas Vasiliauskas warns Lithuanians not to rush to exchange their savings in litas for euros. […]
An outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) has been reported in a Lithuanian pig complex owned by Danish company Idavang, which has already started the culling of more than 18,000 pigs kept at the farm. […]
Lithuania, which will adopt the euro on Jan. 1, should feel positive effects of the new currency in three to five years. However, the new currency will bring both positive and relatively negative changes, an analyst with SEB Bankas, the largest Lithuania’s commercial bank, says. […]
If there is ever a threat of the oil refinery in Mažeikiai closing down, the government must urgently step in, says Eligijus Masiulis, leader of the Liberal Movement parliamentary group. […]
The effects of negative macroeconomic climate for oil refining sector and the results of tests for impairment of fixed assets required according to financial standards, significantly affected the level of ORLEN Lietuva financial results in H1 2014, said the company in a statement. […]
A flight from Vilnius to Tel Aviv by Israeli’s air carrier Israir scheduled for 11:05 pm, Wednesday, has not been cancelled, although many airlines around the world have today suspended their flights to Tel Aviv for 24 hours. […]
With the European Union (EU) expected to issue its final approval today for the adoption of the euro in Lithuania, businesses lowering their prices before the currency changeover should win the competitive race, the Lithuanian finance minister has said. […]
After the EU General Affairs Council adopts the final decision on the adoption of the euro in Lithuania, a countdown timer above the door of the Bank of Lithuania in Vilnius, Gedimino avenue, will be launched. […]
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. […]
Lithuanian customs officers seized over 5,000 items in the first half of this year, suspected of having been produced in violation of intellectual rights. […]
Since the beginning of this year, youth unemployment in Lithuania has gradually declined. On 1 January, it stood at 6.2 percent, while on 1 July it went down to to 3.5 percent. […]
Smooth switch-over to the euro in Lithuania next year would increase consumer confidence in the common European currency, says Ramūnas Vilpišauskas, director of the International Relations and Political Science Institute of Vilnius University. […]
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