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Published on 17:27 GMTSource: LRT - Public Broadcaster
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Published on 17:27 GMT
Russian activist fled across river to Lithuania. He was sent back and imprisoned
Source: LRT - Public Broadcaster -
Published on Nov 13, 2026
LRT English Newsletter: Rethinking Lithuania’s Taiwan pivot
LRT English Newsletter – November 13, 2026. The Taiwan question was blown wide open when news surfaced of Vilnius asking Taipei to rename its office. Delfi broke the news earlier this week, citing sources who said a document was given to Taiwanese …
Source: LRT - Public Broadcaster -
Published on Nov 13, 2026
Lithuania, China agree to continue diplomatic consultations
"We confirm that a meeting with the Chinese delegation was held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on 12 November at the relevant working level. The meeting addressed the possibility of restoring diplomatic representation in Beijing and Vilnius. By …
Source: Delfi - Pending -
Published on Nov 13, 2026
Lithuania braces for sharp hikes in winter energy bills even beyond 2023 levels
Source: LRT - Public Broadcaster -
Published on Nov 13, 2026
Lithuania’s academic ethics watchdog opens new probe into PM’s doctoral thesis
Source: LRT - Public Broadcaster -
Published on Nov 13, 2026
Lithuania records EU’s steepest quarterly GDP decline in third quarter
Source: LRT - Public Broadcaster -
Published on Nov 13, 2026
Expensive missiles, cheap drones: cost-effectiveness of protecting Lithuania’s airspace
Source: LRT - Public Broadcaster -
Published on Nov 13, 2026
Lithuania gives China a list of demands to restore ties — but what leverage does Vilnius have?
Perhaps the day's biggest diplomatic sensation is that Lithuania has presented China with a lengthy list of demands for normalising relations. The announcement came from Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys. China will presumably now have to …
Source: Pravda.ru - Gov't Propaganda -
Published on Nov 13, 2026
Significant electricity price hikes expected in Lithuania
Lithuanian households face an expensive winter ahead. For those using natural gas for heating, monthly bills could rise by as much as 32 euros starting in January, while electricity prices are projected to increase by around 20%—surpassing even the levels …
Source: Baltic News Network - Neutral