VILNIUS – Five Lithuanian MPs plan to visit Tibet and meet with representative of the local government. The MPs says they will raise issues related to the situation of local people. Meanwhile, Lithuanian NGOs say the very fact that Lithuanian politicia...
VILNIUS – As Lithuanian construction companies are experiencing a growing lack of qualified specialists, vacant job are more and more often filled by Ukrainians. The Lithuanian Migration Department estimates their number will grow 30-50 percent next year. &#...
VILNIUS – The Vilnius-based European Humanities University (EHU) has enrolled 260 students to BA and MA programs this year, slightly fewer than last year, its representative Maksimas Milta says. In his words, the majority of students were, traditionally, enrolled through ...
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