This July 15th to 22nd, hundreds of entrepreneurs, business leaders, and crypto pioneers will arrive at the Vilnius Grand Resort, Lithuania for seven days of workshops, case studies, and panel discussions on the future of blockchain, ICOs, and tech.
Vilnius has started collecting a tourist fee of 1 euro per spent night as of Jul 1, with exemptions for minors and disabled people. […]
The Lithuanian parliament passed on Friday a new Law on Civil Service that gives heads of institutions more powers in setting salaries for civil servants. […]
The Seimas of Lithuania on Thursday gave its final backing to a proposed pension reform, with 76 votes in favor of the amendments to the Law on The Accumulation of Pensions, five against and 8 abstentions. […]
Following years of discussions, the Lithuanian parliament endorsed on Thursday the government’s proposal to set an income ceiling on social insurance contributions. […]
Lithuania has to ensure technological progress and innovation to avoid falling into a middle-income trap, a senior European Commission (EC) official said on Wednesday. […]
The Seimas of Lithuania on Tuesday backed a proposed pension reform, with 66 votes in favor of the amendments to the Law on The Accumulation of Pensions, 18 against and 17 abstentions. […]
A sudden drop in the European Union‘s cohesion support is raising the possibility of Lithuania getting into the middle income trap, Lithuanian Finance Minister Vilius Šapoka says. […]
Lithuania’s port of Klaipėda on Sunday welcomed the largest container ship, Francesca, to ever enter the port in its history. […]
The Lithuanian parliament on Friday took another step toward adopting a part of the government’s proposed tax reform package, including setting a ceiling on social insurance contributions, shifting a part of these contributions onto the employee and taxing it at 19.5 percent, and using only central government budget funds to pay the basic part of pensions. […]
The Lithuanian parliament’s Committee on Social Affairs and Labor on Wednesday approved of a ceiling on employees’ contributions to the state social insurance fund Sodra, back-pedaling on a decision to oppose the measure it took last week. […]
Lithuanian tourists spent 185.6 million euros abroad in the first quarter of this year, up 10.7 percent year-on-year, the latest figures from the Statistics Lithuania have revealed. […]
Lithuanian Finance Minister Vilius Šapoka says he sees no major risks after central government and municipal budget revenues for January to May fell short of the projected levels. […]
Lithuania’s central government and local authorities collected a total of 3.452 billion euros in budget revenue between January and May, some 14.3 million euros, or 0.4 percent, less than expected, but 187.3 million euros, or 5.7 percent, more than in the same period last year, the Finance Ministry said on Monday. […]
Lithuania’s Tripartite Council, representing the government, part of employers and trade unions, on Tuesday continued negotiations on raising the minimum monthly wage as of the start of the upcoming year. […]
Lithuanian Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis said on Monday that he is against raising the basic amount used for calculating salaries for public servants, statutory officers and politicians. […]
Vilnius railway and bus stations will become a modern multifunctional transport hub in the future. Lietuvos Geležinkeliai (Lithuanian Railways) and Vilnius authorities on Monday presented plans for the modernization of this territory and its expansion. […]
95 million euros will be additionally allocated for teachers’ wages after changes to the system of payment, Eugenijus Jovaiša, chairman of the parliamentary Committee on Education and Science, says. […]
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