Latvijas Dzelzcels (Latvian Railways) demands 57 million euros from Lietuvos Geležinkeliai (Lithuanian Railways) over a railway track to Renge that was dismantled a decade ago. […]
The European Commission is expected to table this fall a formal proposal to member states and the European Parliament to stop the biannual clock change. […]
Lithuania’s government hopes the European Union will make the final decision on stopping the biannual time switch this year already. […]
An investigation into alleged differences in quality of same-brand food products in Europe’s eastern and western countries is moving forward, and Brussels has pledged to present its results later this year. […]
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday asked for the Baltic countries’ support in increasing EU pressure on Iran. […]
Lithuania’s state-run railway company Lietuvos Geležinkeliai (Lithuanian Railways) will soon start rebuilding the Mažeikiai-Renge railway section dismantled a decade ago. […]
Members of the opposition conservative Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats political group in the Lithuanian Seimas, as well as representatives of the Latvian and Estonian parliaments, have turned to the leaders of EU institutions, calling for increasing pressure on Russia over political prisoners. […]
Lithuania’s government plans to encourage major cities to restrict movement of diesel cars as of 2020 to fight negative climate change consequences. […]
Dan Strömberg, who became the manager of the telecommunications company Telia a few weeks ago, said that the competition is nowhere else as fierce as in Lithuania. […]
Lithuania’s government is proposing to Brussels to stop changing the clocks twice a year in the European Union, instead staying on summer time permanently. […]
Lithuania’s government is expected to endorse its position on Wednesday against changing the clocks twice a year in the European Union. […]
It’s summertime. Come to think of it, we could well change into swimming gear, kick off our shoes and relax at the seaside, like Boniface the lion did in a famous cartoon. This is what […]
Today 8 countries of the EU have expressed united position on creation of the single capital markets union. It will contribute to sustainable growth of economics, stability of the financial system and diversity of sources for funding of business within the EU. The statement has been signed by the ministers of Demark, Estonia, Finland, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden and the Kingdom of the Netherlands, a press release from the Lithuanian Ministry of Finance states. […]
Lithuania and another seven Northern European countries are urging the European Union to take more decisive action to build a single capital markets union in an effort to increase non-bank financing opportunities for businesses. […]
Lithuania’s government is still undecided as to whether it will appeal the European Commission‘s decision regarding a probe against Russian gas giant Gazprom. […]
Lithuania is seeking to secure all necessary funding for the dismantling of the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant‘s reactors and the government is now asking the European Commission for more funds to ensure that works are not interrupted during the switchover from one EU budget period to another, Energy Minister Žygimantas Vaičiūnas said on Tuesday. […]
Representatives of the European Parliament and European Commission are coming to Vilnius this week to see the progress of decommissioning of the Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant and discuss its funding beyond 2021. […]
So far, Lithuania has been one of the European Union member states, which received more than it paid into the common budget. This situation should continue in the next financial cycle, however after it, Lithuania’s […]
Raimundas Lopata‘s public refusal to participate in the 20th anniversary discussion of the Nida Initiative appearing in Delfi on Thursday both surprised and disappointed. It is worth reminding that Raimundas was one of the closest […]
Two more cogeneration plants are on the cards for Lithuania although it is not clear if there will be enough combustible waste to produce electricity and heat. That was the decision of the previous Government […]
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