The agreement, signed in Stockholm, enables Lithuania to join Sweden's procurement in defence sector which, in its turn, will reduce administrative costs and allows to coordinate bilateral negotiating positions with potential supplies of equipment and services thus making acquisitions more economical.
Salary growth in the Baltic States. Estonia leads, Lithuania is not far behind
According to the biggest remuneration survey in the Baltics, conducted by “Baltic Salary Survey”,...
Upgrade2018! meetings in Vilnius and Riga indicate the importance of cross-Baltic cultural cooperation
International networking meetings realized in the frames of Cross-Baltic Upgrade2018! initiative in...
Lithuanian formin to attend Balts Awards ceremony in Riga
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Linas Linkevičius is leaving for Latvia on Wednesday to attend the...
The annual high-level security and defence forum – The Rīga Conference 2018
On 28 and 29th September the National Library of Latvia in Riga will host the annual high-level...
Technical scenario for Baltic grid synchronization approved in Brussels (Updated)
The project for the synchronization of the Baltic power grids with the Continental European system...