VILNIUS – Lithuania's Migration Department made decisions on 700 national visa applications in March, compared to around 300 a month earlier, the Ministry of the Interior says. A similar situation is regarding residence permits, with over 2,000 dec...
VILNIUS - Ten Lithuanian soldiers were seen off to NATO's Resolute Support Mission in Afghanistan in a ceremony at the Lithuanian Grand Duke Gediminas Staff Battalion in Vilnius on Friday, the Defense Ministry said. The troops from the battalion's Deployable Commun...
VILNIUS – A pre-trial investigation into public disorder was launched in Lithuania's second-largest city of Kaunas, when two foreigners got into a fight in the city center over politics. A fight between an Estonian and a Ukrainian started over Ukraine's relations ...
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