VILNIUS - A group of Lithuanian lawmakers proposes that the Seimas should formally invite Polish, Latvian and Estonian parliamentarians to join initiatives to block electricity from the Astravyets nuclear power plant under construction in Belarus. The lawmak...
VILNIUS – China's plans of taking part in the Russian war games in the Baltic Sea may contribute to the tensions in the region, says Lithuania's Foreign Minister Linas Linkevicius. "Essentially, cooper ation among countries is a normal thing, however, when we...
25 years ago, on June 12th, friendly relations with Kazakhstan were established. And it coincides so that after these 25 years, the Consulate of the Republic of Kazakhstan opened its doors on Kudirkos Street, in Vilnius. Doctor of Agricultural Sciences Jonas Jagminas is appointed as Honorar...
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