“One very important net contributor will be leaving and we have to adjust (…). It will not be easy discussion (about support for the Ignalina plant); it would be challenging,” he said in a press conference in Vilnius on Thursday.
Amid doubts whether Lithuania’s efforts to impose an embargo on electricity from the Astravyets nuclear power plant under construction in Belarus will be compatible with WTO rules, Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis says that the country will ensure that power from unsafe facilities has no access to its market. […]
The issue of a credible nuclear NATO deterrent to Russia is becoming a live issue in the run-up to Warsaw summit.
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On May 1, a new direct flight Vilnius – London is launching. It will operate from Vilnius (VNO) direct to London City Airport (LCY) meaning that it has never been easier to visit, Vilnius, Lithuania’s […]
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