Israeli media has recently reported on parties being held at a WWII Jewish killing site in Kaunas. However, the Lithuanian Jewish Community says the publication is merely recycling an old story. […]
While Lithuania leads among the Baltic states in the number of doctoral students and people with degrees, a number of indicators suggest that the country’s education system is in poor health, experts say.
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The Jewish community wants Vilnius municipality co-found a Jewish kindergarten in the Lithuanian capital.
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The Lithuanian police have prevented almost counterfeit 50-euro notes, totalling €3.5 million, from entering circulation in the country and abroad.
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New data released by Statistics Lithuania show that even more people emigrated from the country over the first half of this year than in January-June 2015. Demographers say the figures are alarming, but may be inflated due to Brexit.
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The Battle of Durbė, in which rebelling Samogitians beat the Livonian Order in 1260, is undeservedly overshadowed by other medieval military victories, but it was a crucial moment in the history of pagan Lithuanians’ resistance to the encroachment of Christian knights.
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The number of foreigners who were refused entry to Lithuania grew considerably in the first half of 2016, as compared with the same period last year, the Migration Department said in an overview of migration figures for January-June.
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Lithuania’s cabinet of ministers has endorsed a plan to address massive emigration which has been a drain on the country’s population and labour force.
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Lithuania’s Culture Minister Šarūnas Birutis has urged the Municipality of Vilnius to call an emergency situation over the crumbling hill of the Gediminas Castle.
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Interior Minister Tomas Žilinskas has criticized Lithuania’s refugee integration policy, saying that newcomers in integration centres are placed in a social environment that is not conductive to successful integration.
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Lithuania is not properly prepared for for extreme situations, the National Audit Office said after inspecting government institutions in charge of civil protection and response in emergencies.
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Fires which broke out in the restricted zone around Chernobyl, north Ukraine, last weekend have not raised radiation levels in Lithuania.
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Redwan Eid, is a Syrian journalist and refugee who had to flee his war-torn homeland and is now one of the first refugees Lithuania has accepted into the country. Here is his story. […]
ithuania’s Health Ministry proposed a ban of alcohol advertisements on websites, mobile applications for smartphones and tablets. […]
Artūras Žukauskas, the rector at Vilnius University, says he believes that Lithuanian professors’ wages are too low.
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In May of this year, Acting Up! and Teatriukas (www.teatriukas.lt) teamed up together to present a project Labas! early years arts festival in Vilnius, Dubinigiai and Moletai regions in Lithuania. […]
The vast majority of Lithuanian households will have internet access by 2020 according to a leading Lithuanian government committee. Some 85% of households in Lithuania will have access to the Internet by 2020, the Information […]
A survey has shown that only a third of Lithuania’s residents would agree to have small child or infant care home open near their home.
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Brass bricks known as “stumbling stones” will be embedded in the sidewalks of four Lithuanian cities to commemorate victims of the Holocaust.
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The Lithuanian Government on Monday withheld support for proposals to raise the minimum legal age for purchasing alcoholic drinks to 20 years from the current 18 years and to allow selling alcoholic beverages only in specialised stores.
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