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Dutch-led criminal investigators delivering their verdict on MH-17 plain catastrophe

Lithuanian, Estonian formins expect MH17 findings ‘to open eyes of some colleagues’

October 6, 2016 BNS EN 0

The Lithuanian and Estonian foreign ministers expect that international investigators’ findings on the downing of a Malaysia Airlines jet over eastern Ukraine in 2014 “will open the eyes of some colleagues”. […]

Probe findings prove Russia’s involvement in Ukraine conflict – Linkevičius

September 29, 2016 BNS EN 0

Dutch investigators’ conclusion that a Malaysia Airlines jet was downed over eastern Ukraine in 2014 by a Buk missile that came from Russia should open the eyes of those who did not want to see Russia’s involvement in the conflict, Lithuanian Foreign Minister Linas Linkevičius said on 28 September. […]

Lithuanian Airports see a recovery in passenger numbers and routes in July

August 12, 2020 0

Reviewing the aviation statistics of July, Lithuanian Airports recorded that the recovery of passenger flows in Lithuania takes place a bit quicker than generally in Europe. Almost 168 thousand passengers travelled via the three airports […]

European Union flag raising ceremony in Vilnius

Economists evaluate the EU stimulus plan – what Lithuania has lost out on

August 11, 2020 0

Already a few weeks ago, from moods in the financial markets, it could be predicted that the EU stimulus plan will be approved. Just there were questions on its nuances: how much funding will be […]

Start your own neobank in Lithuania and join the digital banking revolution

August 10, 2020 0

Entrepreneurs looking to offer something different to the traditional banking model and offer innovative, more efficient, and more accessible services, have a window of opportunity. Their strong market potential has been driven by the rise […]

Viktorija Vanagė: Lending becoming cheaper, interest rates falling: the whole market will have to adjust

August 10, 2020 0

In 2008, with the onset of the financial crisis and tightening of lending rules by conventional banks, access to funding, in particular for entrepreneurs of small businesses and start-ups had become more difficult. It was […]

Bruveris. Even the constitutional bastion has gaps

August 4, 2020 0

If bickering has erupted even in the Constitutional Court seers’ lodge, what can you want from state institutions or even politicians in different camps? One can only shrug while watching what is happening on the […]

Increasingly many Lithuanians returning – 3 cities experiencing the fastest recovery

July 30, 2020 0

For the first time in thirty years, Lithuania’s migration balance is positive. This is indicated by results from the first half of the year and a positive balance is predicted for the entire year of […]