Every year, Lithuanians spend less than two weeks on holiday, despite specialists’ recommendations that they spend at least 20 days on holiday.
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Lithuania’s population declined at the fastest pace in the European Union, according to new figures from Eurostat.
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In a report on the state of cardiology and cardiac healthcare services, the World Health Organisation praised Lithuania for making progress in improving its cardiac care.
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The Lithuanian Court of Appeals on Friday dismissed appeals in a case in which Ylya Vorobyov, an 82-year-old former KGB officer, was charged with genocide for his role in the arrest of Lithuanian anti-Soviet resistance commander Adolfas Ramanauskas-Vanagas in 1956.
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The heads of Lithuania’s Christian churches have thrown their weight behind a strict law on in-vitro fertilization (IVF) that was recently passed by the parliament (Seimas) but vetoed by President Dalia Grybauskaitė.
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A man tried to bring four alligators heads into Lithuania but was stopped by customs officials at Vilnius Airport after arriving from the United States on Tuesday evening.
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The Lithuanian government has postponed cabinet discussion of amendments that would legally recognise a partnership between unmarried opposite-sex couples after opposition from religious leaders. […]
Lithuania experienced its highest average temperature on record last year with climatologists pointing to global warming induced by climate change as the cause. […]
To celebrate King Mindaugas’ coronation day on 6 July, thousands of Lithuanians in Lithuania and around the world gathered in town squares to sing the Lithuanian national anthem.
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After a ruling from the Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania, the Ministry of Health will be forced to overturn its decree on mandatory vaccination for children in kindergarten.
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Lithuania celebrates the coronation of King Mindaugas today, July 6. This national holiday, also known as Statehood Day and as the Mindaugas name day, celebrates Grand Duke Mindaugas, who was to become the only crowned King of Lithuania.
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The Lithuanian Prosecutor General’s Office has lodged an appeal with the Lithuanian Court of Appeals against a Vilnius court’s ruling not to extradite Syrym Shalabayev, a Kazakh citizen who has been granted political asylum in Lithuania, for prosecution in Kazakhstan and Ukraine.
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Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė vetoed strict restrictions on assisted reproduction to allow couples to choose a method of infertility treatment that fits their moral values, her advisor said on Tuesday. […]
The National Land Service is set to begin an investigation of about 150 addresses in the Pavilniai and Verkiai regional parks in Vilnius that may include gross construction violations and unlawful seizure of state land.
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Nearly 1,800 dancers hit the floor to celebrate the 15th North American Lithuanian Folk Dance Festival in Baltimore’s Royal Farms Arena this weekend.
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Lithuania’s President Dalia Grybauskaite plans to take no vacation again this year.
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Lithuania’s President Dalia Grybauskaitė today vetoed the government’s controversial new Labour Code, sending it back to parliament and blocked a new law on artificial insemination that had drawn widespread criticism.
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Though the last few years have seen a gradual drop in the frequency of traffic accidents, recent figures have shown a reversal in this trend, with accidents in some areas growing by as much as 60%.
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On July 1 European Humanities University (EHU) bestowed diplomas to University’s ever largest Class – 228 Bachelors and 41 Master were awarded during a solemn commencement ceremony, writes the EHU press office. […]
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