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MP Mindaugas Lingė has drafted a bill aimed at prohibiting gambling advertisements. He argues that discussions on the matter have lasted for a long time and the bill should not be linked to the high-profile story involving BaltCap equity fund, whose former partner is suspected to have embezzled and ...
Deputy Parliament Speaker Paulius Saudargas believes that Lithuania should focus on the production of combat drones to boost its defence as the country does not manufacture heavy military equipment.
Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė has rejected President Gitanas Nausėda’s recent statements suggesting a possible collusion between the Conservatives and the Labour Party in MP Vytautas Gapšys’ impeachment vote as unfounded allegations.
Лидер белорусской оппозиции, экс-кандидат в президенты Беларуси Светлана Тихановская выдвинута на Нобелевскую премию мира 2022 года, сообщил ее представитель Франак Вячорка в пятницу, 28 января.
Lithuania's Social Democrats, the Peasant and Green Union, and Conservatives top the country's popularity polls, shows he latest survey conducted for delfi.lt news portal.
A new poll has revealed surprising shifts in Lithuania's political landscape with government parties' support slumping.
Lithuania’s Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevičius has claimed what he sees as the Lithuanian President’s negative attitude towards his government started when the Social Democrats refused to form a coalition government with Conservatives.
Non-taxable income should be increased instead of the minimum wage and that would put more money in the pocket of workers, according to Naglis Puteikis, a member of, and tapped to be leader of, Lithuania’s newest political party, Increase Tax-Exempt Income (NPD).
Lithuanian Minister of Foreign Affairs Linas Linkevičius and LRT.lt Editor-in-Chief Vladimiras Laučius sat down to talk about some of the greatest issues challenging the unity of the European Union. The distribution of power among the EU's institutions, the Schengen zone, and the future of the refug...
These days, the international political scene has been shaken by two processes: the Kremlin’s aggression against Ukraine and the repercussions of the European elections,
