LRT

Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT) is the national public broadcasting company of Lithuania.

Lithuania designates Russia’s Wagner as terrorist organisation

Lithuania’s Seimas on Tuesday unanimously recognised Wagner, a private Russian military company, as a terrorist organisa...

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Lithuanian team to deploy to EU-led naval operation in Mediterranean

On Tuesday, the Lithuanian Navy is hosting a ceremony for a group of troops set to join an EU-led operation Irini in the...

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Early voting starts in Lithuania’s runoff mayoral elections

Early voting for Sunday's runoff mayoral elections in 34 Lithuanian municipalities got underway on Tuesday.

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Romanian minister in Vilnius proposes sanctions for attempts to destabilise Moldova

Bucharest has proposed sanctions to combat Russia's attempts to destabilise the country, Romania Foreign Minister Bogdan...

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If Berlin is serious about defence, it needs to deploy brigade to Lithuania – interview

German brigade needs to be permanently deployed in Lithuania if Germany wants to be the pillar of NATO’s Eastern flank d...

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Lithuania eager to plug holes in its air defence

Lithuania wants NATO to deploy air defence systems in the country. Experts acknowledge that air defence is Lithuania’s w...

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Lithuania to block IPs of sanctioned Russian media

Lithuania’s authorities have ordered internet providers to block IP addresses used to access banned Russian TV channels ...

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Vilnius traffic jams getting worse, analysis shows

The combined morning and evening rush hours have increased in the past years and are now lasting over 2.5 hours, accordi...

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Steven Seagal to help set up international pro-Russia movement

An international movement of Russophiles will be established on March 14 in Moscow, following an initiative by Nikolay M...

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Poland builds anti-tank barriers on its borders. Should Lithuania follow suit?

Poland is erecting anti-tank barriers along its border with Belarus and Kaliningrad. Should Lithuania do the same?

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Lithuanian Riflemen's Union approves new commander

At its congress on Saturday, the Lithuanian Riflemen's Union voted overwhelmingly in favour of nominating Lieutenant Col...

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Nausėda continues to top presidential opinion polls in Lithuania

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda retained his position at the top of the latest presidential opinion poll published ...

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Once important diaspora centre, Lithuanian community in Chicago is shrinking

For more than a century, Chicago has remained one of the most important centres of the Lithuanian diaspora. However, the...

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Unwanted shelter dogs from Lithuania find new homes in Finland

If homeless dogs cannot find a home in Lithuania, many travel to Finland, where new owners even cover their trip.

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Decolonising Russian culture? Lithuanian writer in Brussels looks for way forward

Isolated, marginalised, and turned into a propaganda tool. This is how Lithuanian writer Kristina Sabaliauskaitė describ...

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Why is the EU soft on Lukashenko?

Belarus is clearly a co-belligerent country in Vladimir Putin’s war against Ukraine. But why is the EU so soft on Aleksa...

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Art exhibition in Paris celebrates 700 years of Vilnius

The Iron Wolf exhibition, dedicated to the 700th anniversary of Vilnius, opened in Paris on March 9. It features some of...

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Lithuania marks Independence Restoration Day – key events in Vilnius

On March 11, Lithuania celebrates Independence Restoration Day. Here are the key events that there taking place in Vilni...

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Lithuanian marks Independence Restoration Day – key events in Vilnius

On March 11, Lithuania celebrates Independence Restoration Day. Here are the key events that there taking place in Vilni...

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EU considers exemptions from sanctions on Belarusian fertilisers

The European Commission is preparing to lift sanctions on Belarusian fertiliser producers, Igor Udovickij, the majority ...

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