VILNIUS – Lithuanians are getting more optimistic about their financial future, the latest survey by SEB bank shows. "Residents' growing expectations regarding their future are driven by the country's economic situation and the situation i...
VILNIUS – 1.5 million people will live in Lithuania at the end of the XXI century, which is around 45 percent down from now, the United National forecast. In a report published earlier this week, the UN estimates that Lithuania will have fewer than 2.5 million residents i...
Today, 20 June, the Accreditation Council for Entrepreneurial and Engaged Universities (ACEEU) awarded the University of Tartu international entrepreneurial university accreditation. In recent years the University of Tartu (UT) has made a conscious effort to advance entrepreneu...
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