‘My key message is that the current geopolitical situation has brought us far beyond the old stereotypes and clichés such as North/South cultural and geographical distances’, Diego Ungaro, Ambassador of Italy in Lithuania, said. The […]
A United Nations study reveals that Lithuania is among the 20 happiest countries in the world: its compatriots are as happy as the Germans and Belgians, and we even surpassed the French. This result makes […]
President Gitanas Nausėda on Friday vetoed a law adopted by the Seimas on national restrictions for Russian and Belarusian citizens. According to the Head of State, the law is stricter for Russian citizens than for […]
Taiwan is undoubtedly a hot spot in world politics. It has never been completely “cold” and irrelevant, but today the situation is special – Taiwan is important in the context of Sino-US relations, Russia’s aggression […]
A team led by Professor Virginijus Šikšnys from Vilnius University Life Sciences Center (VU LSC) determined the structure of TnpB using cryo-electron microscopy in collaboration with the group of Professor Guillermo Montoya at the Novo […]
The national human rights monitoring review published by the Seimas Ombudspersons’ Office notes that ensuring equal opportunities in Lithuania’s municipalities mainly involves the creation of documents, without the tools or instruments provided. Furthermore, the Lithuanian […]
It was not so long ago, just on February 17th, that the Synod of the Ecumenical Patriarchate announced the reinstatement and acceptance of former clerics of the Lithuanian Orthodox Archdiocese of the Moscow Patriarchate. However, […]
India’s paradoxes begin with a glance at a map. The country’s historical name is linked to the Indus River, which is, after all, the most important river not in India, but… Pakistan, is formally the […]
In the religious space of the Baltic States, things are finally beginning to change in what used to be known as “occupation”. Historical justice and truth are ceasing to be beaten with Moscow’s dirty whips. […]
When you hear the word Srebrenica, what comes to mind is the moonlight, the sunlit trees, or a dewy meadow in the early summer morning. The silver, beauty and romance of nature. But don’t be […]
A study by researchers at Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) (Morkevičius et al., 2022) revealed that the attitudes of political parties towards human rights in Lithuania change with the elections, depending on whether the party […]
The village of Lachin (which the Armenians call Berdzor, by the way) is a kind of symbol of the strife and lawlessness of one of the significant South Caucasian conflicts. It was once home to […]
Some 42% of Ukrainians indicated that they do not intend to return to Ukraine at the moment, as long as it is not safe to do so, and would rather stay in Lithuania, with the […]
Les Couleurs Charity is an NGO founded by Aura Copeland and Raminta Lilaitė, two Lithuanian ex-pats living in the United States. Aura is a former Lithuanian model currently residing in Miami, Florida. At the same […]
The Pan-European Institute (PEI) is a research institute operating under the faculty of Marketing and International Business at the Turku School of Economics at the University of Turku, in Finland. PEI is a specialist in […]
It is difficult to be resilient in times of crisis, but even more challenging to remain resilient in times of war. Oleg Pokalchuk, a military psychologist from Ukraine, said in a presentation at the virtual […]
On 17 November, we celebrate Social enterprise Day worldwide and in Lithuania. On this occasion, I would like to openly share my insights on the situation of social enterprise in Lithuania and why we need […]
Sandra Carrillo Casbas, a Spanish singer who has been living in Lithuania for six years now, says that although it was not easy to settle down in a new country, and because of the long […]
Energy and environment, Ukraine and Crimea, the maritime sector and trade policy – all these topics and many more are in the focus of the Baltic Rim Economies (BRE) review issues. The BRE review is […]
The Parliament has once again sent the ancient Baltic Romuva community to the knockout stage, once again denying it the status of a state-recognised religious community. This time, although the ideological opponents – the Peasants […]
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