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Ažubalis compares Dobrovolska‘s plans to the Soviet Union: “It divides the country”

March 30, 2021 Lithuania Tribune 0

The Freedom Party, with its Minister Evelina Dobrovolska at the forefront, will present a project to the Seimas this spring, which could legalise bilingualism in certain regions of the country. The minister says that this […]

Parliament to discuss impact of ratified Istanbul convention

June 16, 2017 BNS EN 0

Lithuania’s parliament will Friday discuss the effects of ratification of the Istanbul convention for the Baltic state. […]

BMI Institute expands with executive programme in Brussels

April 20, 2021 0

BMI Institute, founded in Lithuania, is strengthening its international footprint and expanding to Brussels. The BMI Brussels branch will deliver a 12-month Executive MBA programme together with Belgium’s Louvain School of Management, one of the […]

ArcaPay granted a payment institution licence in the EU

April 20, 2021 0

ArcaPay UAB, the subsidiary of ArcaPay Ltd, a UK-based and FCA regulated cross-border payments platform, has been granted a Payment Institution licence by the Bank of Lithuania. The company, founded in London in 2011, is […]

Laurinkus. In the shadow of Moscow and Zapad, Lithuanians taken hostage by Lukashenko and his circle

April 19, 2021 0

As a regular citizen and of importance only to myself, I would like to extend my Easter wishes to the staff of the Belarus sanatorium in Druskininkai, who are not giving up, and the Lithuanian […]

Some 71% of Lithuanians want a business, but Covid-19 has caused doubts

April 16, 2021 0

Lithuanians are among the leaders in Europe in terms of the number of people who want to have a business as many as 71 per cent, AGER 2020 (Amway Global Entrepreneurship report) shows. However, the […]

No other path for the government: must show more than just the once promised plan

April 14, 2021 0

The epidemiological situation is worsening in Lithuania – the number of infections per 100 thousand capita within 14 days had fallen down to 220 but is back over 300 once again and Minister of Healthcare […]

The face of Lithuanian populism: not radical but loud

April 12, 2021 0

We often hear that some politicians call each other populists – it is not unusual to hear such accusations addressed at the former US President Donald Trump or the current Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor […]