The parliament’s delay to allow non-Lithuanian characters in names in identification documents does not only burden people and courts but also causes financial damage to the state, says Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis. […]
Preliminary losses incurred by Lithuania’s farmers due to heavy rains may total at about 40 million euros, says Agriculture Minister Bronius Markauskas, adding that part of the losses would be covered from the state reserve, with plans to apply for European support. […]
The Lithuanian government has backed a proposal to allow companies and organizations to register their names in all letters of the Latin alphabet, including those that do not exist in the Lithuanian alphabet. […]
Lithuania declined six spots to 41st worldwide in terms of competition among 137 rated countries in the latest competitiveness report published by the World Economic Forum. […]
Aidas Ignatavičius, CEO of Lithuania’s biggest water supplier Vilniaus Vandenys operated by the capital city’s municipality, is stepping down from the position. […]
The Lithuanian government is looking at how to best help farmers affected by heavy rainfall and flooded crops, Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis said on Tuesday. […]
“Do robots have brothers or sisters? – No, only transistors.” A joke uttered by an actual robot, the friendly little guy Nao from Robotikos Akademija, underlined the point that robots today are endowed with many human-like faculties, including a sense of humour. […]
The government will establish a special working group to supervise the Klaipeda seaport’s expansion, a subject of disagreement between the port’s authority and the city of Klaipeda. […]
Minimum monthly salary will grow by 20 euros to 400 euros from the beginning of 2018, the Trilateral Council agreed. […]
A large-scale landscaping project is getting underway in the Lithuanian part of the Curonian Spit this fall with plans to open up and form new spaces and remove woody vegetation from dunes on an area of almost 700 hectares over three years, the daily Lietuvos Zinios reported on Thursday. […]
The Lithuanian Radio and Television Commission (LRTK) proposes to suspend the retransmission of the Russian television channel TVCI for six months over content inciting to war and hatred. […]
The government on Wednesday gave the go-ahead for setting up a special fund for covering tourists’ losses due to tour operators’ insolvency, an idea that is not backed by tour operators, whose contributions are planned to be used to create a 4-million-euro reserve. […]
The European Commission approved unconditionally the creation of a joint venture between Nordea Bank AB and DNB Bank ASA, in the Baltic States. The Commission assessed the possible competitive effects of the merger on a number of distinct retail and corporate banking markets across the three Baltic countries and concluded that the merger would not raise competition concerns. […]
Residents of Lithuania will have smaller heating bills between October and January, as the parliament reintroduced a 9 percent reduced rate of the value-added tax (VAT) on centralized heating. […]
Lithuania will seek that multinational companies use the same recipes for food products sold under the same brand throughout the European Union after a study has shown that the composition of some food products available in German stores differs from those in Lithuanian stores, Agriculture Minister Bronius Markauskas said on Tuesday. […]
Hungary’s budget airline Wizz Air is Monday starting to fly passengers from Vilnius to the Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport and will have four weekly flights. […]
On September 12, 2017, founders of the Baltic Functional Airspace Block (Baltic FAB) – Lithuanian Air Navigation Service Provider Oro navigacija and Polish Air Navigation Services Agency PANSA – signed a memorandum of cooperation with the Ukrainian Air Traffic Agency UkSATSE, Oro Navigacija announced in a press release. […]
Tomas Balžekas, a former CEO of the 15min portal and BNS Lithuania, is buying the magazine publishing and website administration business of Žurnalų Leidybos Grupė (Magazine Publishing Group, or ŽLG), a leading Lithuanian magazine publisher, via his company Media Bitės. […]
Lithuanian Agriculture Minister Bronius Markauskas thinks that the European Union should ban international corporations from using different recipes for food products that are sold in Eastern Europe under the same brand names as in Western Europe. […]
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