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Lithuania's experts have named Darius Jauniskis, director of the country's State Security Department, Zydrunas Bartkus, director of the Special Investigation Service, and Vitas Vasiliauskas, board chairman of the central Bank of Lithuania, as the most influential civil servants in Lithuania, accordi...
A total of 26 persons, including eight judges and five lawyers, were detained in Lithuania on February 20 due to suspected corruption in the country's judicial system, said Lithuanian Prosecutor General Evaldas Pašilis.
Lithuania's elite sees Darius Jauniškis, director of the State Security Department (VSD), as being the most influential among the country's civil servants and lawyers, Delfi.lt reported on Monday.
Lithuania's Special Investigation Service, or STT, is investigating suspected bribery of foreign officials as part of its pre-trial investigation into suspected corruption at the Lithuanian National Blood Center.
Žydrūnas Bartkus, the new head of Lithuania's Special Investigation Service (STT), suggests overhauling the way lobbying is regulated in Lithuania. In his words, the country needs a special procedure for businessmen with specific interests to act only through lobbyists.
Jovitas Raškevičius and Egidijus Radzevičius have been appointed as deputy directors of Lithuania's Special Investigation Service, or STT.
Žydrūnas Bartkus is on Friday taking office as director of Lithuania's Special Investigation Service, or STT.
Lithuania's parliament on Tuesday gave a go-ahead to the appointment of Žydrūnas Bartkus, 42-year-old master of law, to head the Special Investigation Service (STT), the country's main counter-corruption agency.
The Lithuanian Special Investigation Service (STT), the country's main counter-corruption agency, should mainly focus on public procurement in various fields, says Žydrūnas Bartkus, candidate for director of the institution.
Lithuania's President Dalia Grybauskaitė has proposed appointing Žydrūnas Bartkus, deputy director of the Special Investigation Service (STT), to head the agency for five years, presidential adviser Rasa Svetikaitė said on Monday.
