Over a thousand people in Lithuania took part in the readings in ten cities of the names of more than 100,000 people who were deported by the Soviets or imprisoned for political reasons as Lithuania marked the Day of Mourning and Hope on Thursday. […]
Vilnius Regional Court judges has decided not to recuse from hearing the MG Baltic political corruption case. A call for prosecutor Justas Laucius to recuse has also been rejected. […]
Lithuania continues leading among EU member states in terms of trust in the Community, a new Eurobarometer survey has showed. […]
Lithuanians are more upbeat about the country’s economic situation but the share of people who think so is still smaller than those with an opposite opinion, a new Eurobarometer survey has revealed. […]
Almost a fifth of staff at Lithuanian municipalities are relatives, a new analysis carried out by the country’s Special Investigation Service (STT) has revealed. […]
Lithuania commemorates the victims of Soviet occupation and mass deportations as it marks the Day of Mourning and Hope on Thursday and the Day of Occupation and Genocide on Friday. […]
On Tuesday, June 12, the Mayor of Vilnius endorsed the growing Friendly City map project and the new Friendly Stories photobook, both aimed at achieving LGBT+ equality. […]
Lithuania’s Supreme Court on Tuesday acquitted two women in a home birth case, in a ruling that is final and binding. […]
Drought has officially been declared in five Lithuanian municipalities. […]
Lietuvos Paštas (Lithuanian Post) is releasing on Friday a special postage stamp featuring Lithuania’s Tatars. […]
The remains of Adolfas Ramanauskas-Vanagas, a commander of Lithuanian partisans who fought against the Soviet occupation, have been found by archeologists at the Orphans’ Cemetery in Antakalnis, Vilnius. […]
A crypt has been found at St. Varvara’s Chapel in Vilnius, which is part of the Markuciai Manor housing the Museum of Alexander Pushkin. […]
Skinest Baltija, a company controlled by Estonia’s railway services and investment group Skinest Rail, plans to take Lietuvos Geležinkeliai (Lithuanian Railways) to court as the Lithuanian state railway company refuses to sign a contract, worth over 3 million euros, on the purchase of railway sleepers. […]
The Seimas of Lithuania on Tuesday merged the Lithuanian University of Educational Sciences (LEU) and Aleksandras Stulginskis University (ASU) with Vytautas Magnus University (VDU) and confirmed the status of the new university. […]
Nongovernmental organizations hope the European Court of Justice‘s Tuesday ruling will pave the way for homosexuals from third countries, married to EU citizens, to get residency in Lithuania. […]
Lithuanian customs officers last week found over 100 kilograms of hashish hidden in a Russian national’s car. […]
More than two thirds of Lithuanian citizens say it’s important for them to celebrate the February 16th, the Day of Restoration of the State of Lithuania, a new survey has shown. […]
Klaipėda will on Friday pay tribute to French prisoners of war who built the city’s Wilhelm Canal almost 150 years ago. […]
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