Navalny ally attacked with hammer outside his home

Russian court sentences Navalny lawyers to years behind bars

Russia jails three Navalny lawyers for 'extremism' in a crackdown of dissent

Three lawyers who represented late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny were sentenced to up to 5,5 years in prison. A verdict that reflects escalating Kremlin repression.

DHL cargo plane crashes into house in Lithuania

A DHL cargo plane crashed near Vilnius, Lithuania, on Monday morning, leaving at least one person dead. The cause of the crash is not yet known.

Lithuania ramps up power grid security ahead of Russia decoupling

Lithuania’s government says it will boost security on its power grids with Poland ahead of planned decoupling from Russian energy system next month.

Which Europeans have better skills in literacy, math and problem-solving?

Finnish adults score the highest in literacy, math, and problem-solving skills, while Portugal, Poland, Italy and Lithuania fall below the OECD average in all three competences.

Lithuanian Team Disqualified from International Event for Anti-Russia T-shirt Endorsed by Zelensky

Lithuanian athlete Kornelija Dudaite was disqualified from the 2024 Super Worlds fitness competition in Hungary after wearing a controversial 'Make Russia Small Again' T-shirt. The slogan, which was popularized by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, led to Dudaite’s removal from the event for violating sportsmanship rules. Despite Russian nationals competing under a neutral flag, Dudaite expressed her strong opposition to their presence and stood firm in her political stance. Watch this video for the full breakdown of the incident, the reaction from Lithuania’s top politicians, and the ongoing debate over political messages in sports. #KornelijaDudaite #MakeRussiaSmallAgain #SportsCensorship #Lithuania #Russia #Ukraine #Zelensky #InternationalSports #PoliticalStance #FunctionalFitness #Sportsmanship #2024SuperWorlds #LithuanianAthlete #SportAndPolitics #RussiaInSports #FreedomOfExpression

Sweden asks for China's cooperation in probe over damage to Baltic Sea cables

The two cables, one running from Finland to Germany and the other from Lithuania to Sweden, were both damaged in Swedish waters last week, in an area where the Yi Peng 3 bulk carrier was seen.

Russian attacks on undersea cables 'most serious threat' to our infrastructure' - NATO

Recent interference in undersea cables in Germany, Sweden, Finland and Lithuania an example of growing cyber and hybrid interference by Russia, says NATO expert.