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NRD Cyber Security: AI is accelerating the cyber race for attackers and defenders
  • 2026-09-08
  • Linas Jegelevicius

Russia’s war against Ukraine and the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence are reshaping the cybersecurity environment, forcing governments and businesses to think about resilience well beyond traditional IT defences, according to Vilius Benetis, Director of Lithuani...

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Baltic states must unite to secure more EU funds for Rail Baltica, Lithuanian PM says

VILNIUS - Baltic states must work together to secure more European Union funding to complete the Rail Baltica railway project, Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevicius said on Tuesday. "The political commitment is certainly there, and Lithuania is actively working o...

Baltic states must fight for EU funding for Rail Baltica - Lithuania PM in Riga

VILNIUS - The Baltic states must fight to secure funding for the Rail Baltica project in the European Union's 2028-2034 budget, Lithuanian Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevicius said on Thursday. "Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania should fight for the 2028-2034 multiannual b...

Baltic states must unite to secure more EU funds for Rail Baltica, Lithuanian PM says

VILNIUS - Baltic states must work together to secure more European Union funding to complete the ...

Baltic states must fight for EU funding for Rail Baltica - Lithuania PM in Riga

VILNIUS - The Baltic states must fight to secure funding for the Rail Baltica project in the Euro...

French embassy thanks Lithuania for help fighting wildfires

VILNIUS -  France’s embassy in Lithuania thanked Lithuania for its assistance in fight...

Lithuanian PM seeks to maintain flight routes as airBaltic cuts services

VILNIUS - Lithuania's prime minister said on Tuesday that the number of flight destinations m...

The Baltics' miracle: Geography doesn't determine economic performance – yet

The economies of the Baltic states – Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia – although differi...

US President Trump’s trials and tribulations – the Democrats have grounds for optimism

Donald Trump continues to set the political agenda in both the US and the world, but his dominanc...

Lithuanian defence expert Darius Antanaitis: Russia has become a local security problem

Darius Antanaitis, a well-known Lithuanian military analyst, defence expert, and retired major of...

Is Liberalism dead? No!

In recent years, after elections across Europe, the United States, and Lithuania, one question ha...

Lithuania‘s National Alliance eyes 2028 breakthrough as support holds at 4–5 percent

According to the latest 2026 polls, Lithuania’s National Alliance (NS), a nationalist and c...

Europe wants everything. The question Is what comes first

Europe does not suffer from a lack of ambition. If anything, it may be suffering from the opposit...

From Vilnius and LRT to the Oval Office: reporting on Donald Trump's America

As Lithuanian Public Broadcaster LRT's Washington correspondent, Augustinas Semelis has found...

Lithuania to allow non-teachers, native speakers to teach EU languages

VILNIUS - Lithuanian schools facing teacher shortages will be allowed to hire specialists from ot...

As Europe closes doors, Lithuania is opening them… For now

A “Gateway to Europe” in the Baltics - and why Lithuania’s selective approach t...

Lithuanian president, foreign minister head to Ankara for NATO summit

VILNIUS - Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda and Foreign Minister Kestutis Budrys will travel t...

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French embassy thanks Lithuania for help fighting wildfires
French embassy thanks Lithuania for help fighting wildfires
Lithuanian PM seeks to maintain flight routes as airBaltic cuts services
Lithuanian PM seeks to maintain flight routes as airBaltic cuts services
The Baltics' miracle: Geography doesn't determine economic performance – yet
The Baltics' miracle: Geography doesn't determine economic performance – yet
US President Trump’s trials and tribulations – the Democrats have grounds for optimism
US President Trump’s trials and tribulations – the Democrats have grounds for optimism
Lithuanian defence expert Darius Antanaitis: Russia has become a local security problem
Lithuanian defence expert Darius Antanaitis: Russia has become a local security problem
Is Liberalism dead? No!
Is Liberalism dead? No!
Lithuania‘s National Alliance eyes 2028 breakthrough as support holds at 4–5 percent
Lithuania‘s National Alliance eyes 2028 breakthrough as support holds at 4–5 percent
Europe wants everything. The question Is what comes first
Europe wants everything. The question Is what comes first
From Vilnius and LRT to the Oval Office: reporting on Donald Trump's America
From Vilnius and LRT to the Oval Office: reporting on Donald Trump's America
Lithuania to allow non-teachers, native speakers to teach EU languages
Lithuania to allow non-teachers, native speakers to teach EU languages
As Europe closes doors, Lithuania is opening them… For now
As Europe closes doors, Lithuania is opening them… For now
Lithuanian president, foreign minister head to Ankara for NATO summit
Lithuanian president, foreign minister head to Ankara for NATO summit

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