Defendants in a mass trial related to the bloody events of Jan. 13, 1991 in Vilnius must be given severe prison sentences and pay over 11.3 million euros in damages in a civil lawsuit, public prosecutors from the Prosecutor General’s Office said on Monday. […]
A Lithuanian government commission has decided that the remains of participants of the 1863-1864 uprising against Tsarist Russia should be buried in Vilnius’ old Rasos Cemetery next year. […]
A Lithuanian court has upheld a disciplinary punishment for a heritage protection official who dropped a case over Soviet soldiers’ tombstones at Antakalnis Cemetery in Vilnius. […]
Monday’s Vilnius-Brussels flight has been cancelled due to a strike by Brussels Airlines pilots, according to Vilnius International Airport’s information. […]
A court in Lithuania’s northern city of Panevėžys starts hearing a criminal case on Monday, in which former top executives of Lithuania’s Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant (INPP) are suspected of abuse of office in organizing an auction of the plant’s assets worth 1.5 million euros. […]
A new modern surveillance system has been launched in Vilnius, covering over a hundred of public spaces. […]
A traditional restaurant fair is kicking off in Vilnius on Friday as part of this week’s Europe Day events. […]
The Lithuanian parliament has designated 2020 as the Year of the Vilnius Gaon and the History of the Jews of Lithuania. […]
Eleven people have applied for the job of chief executive officer at Lithuania’s Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant (INPP), which is carrying out decommissioning projects worth hundreds of millions of euros. […]
Hundreds of people gathered in Vilnius’ Antakalnis Cemetery on Wednesday to mark the 73rd anniversary of the Soviet victory in World War II. […]
Inga Larionovaitė will be in charge of the news service and news integration at Lithuania’s public broadcaster LRT. On Tuesday, she announced her decision to step down as head of the news service at Info TV. […]
Journalist Tomas Dapkus, as a middleman for the top executives of MG Baltic, one of Lithuania’s biggest business groups, was allegedly involved in activities bearing the signs of blackmail, the State Security Department (VSD) said in a document. […]
The Lithuanian Supreme Administrative Court has upheld a one-year ban imposed by the country’s media watchdog on the retransmission of the Russian channel RTR Planeta. […]
Troops and scientists are launching an expedition to Lithuania’s northern district of Šiauliai to search for the remains of a plane that crashed into the local lake of Rėkyva 88 years ago. […]
A specialist from Vilnius City Municipality’s Public Order Department has been accused finciting hatred of the Russian people online, the delfi.lt news website reported on Saturday. […]
A court on Friday found Linas Marijus Zaikauskas, a former head of the Juozas Miltinis Theater in Panevėžys, guilty of sexual harassment and sentenced him to 44 days in custody. […]
The construction of a modern museum telling the story about Litvak towns, their history and culture starts in the town of Šeduva, northern Lithuania, on Friday. […]
European Humanities University (EHU) is moving to new premises in a former Augustinian monastery in the Old Town of Vilnius […]
Česlavas Okinčicas, a signatory to the March 11 Act of the Restoration of Independence of Lithuania, says he’s proud that Lithuania is slowly starting to mark the May 3 Constitution Day and is suggesting making it a holiday in Lithuania, following Poland’s example. […]
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