RIGA - The Latvian state might purchase up to EUR 100 million worth of shares in airBaltic national carrier, Finance Minister ...

VILNIUS – As the Lithuanian Seimas has recently decided to extend the existing national sanctions against Russian and Belarusian citizens for another year, presidential advisor Kestutis Budrys says ...

VILNIUS – Lithuanian Economy and Innovation Minister Ausrine Armonaite, on a visit to the United Kingdom this week, is to meet with Minister for Industry and Economic Security Alan Mak to discuss ...

RIGA - The Kurzeme District Court has sentenced an 83-years-old pastor to ten years in jail for sexually abusing five girls in Talsi Municipality, LETA was told at the prosecutor's office.

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In the United States, Prof. Avižienis worked for thirty years at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), one of the top twenty universities in the US, which receives as many as 100,000 ...

The Baltic region—comprised of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania—are three countries at the vanguard of numerous online casino paradigm shifts in contemporary times. Within this context, no-registration ...

TALLINN – Piret Hartman took the oath of office as the new minister of regional affairs before the Riigikogu on Monday ...

Russian bombing of Ukraine's energy infrastructure will trigger a new wave of Ukrainian emigration as winter will approach, Olha Aivazovska, chairwoman of the board of the Opora NGO, said on Monday.

TALLINN - Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna is to attend an informal meeting of the General Affairs Council (FAC) of the European Union in Brussels on Monday and Tuesday.

VILNIUS - Russia has deported more than 19,000 Ukrainian children over the past two years, says Olena Kondratiuk, vice speaker of Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada, citing official Ukrainian data.

Forty-two vehicles transporting non-animal feed from Russia and Belarus for import into Lithuania were inspected between March 18, when the stricter controls were put in place, and April 24.