Israel's artificial intelligence and content management solutions startup Exai is set to open a software development unit in Vilnius that will hire about 30 professionals.

The European Accessibility Act aims to ensure more products and services are accessible for elderly people and people living with a disability. 

Raw milk purchases from Lithuanian producers declined last year, but the country's milk imports and exports increased, according to the Agricultural Information and Rural Business Center's publication Agrorinka (Agrimarket).

Gifs, memes and snippets from news articles can continue to be shared, under new copyright rules set to be voted on by Parliament by the end of March.

Lietuvos Energijos Gamyba (LEG), the electricity production arm of the state-owned energy group Lietuvos Energija, is building a 380,000-euro pilot floating photovoltaic solar power plant in the upper reservoir of Lithuania's Kruonis Pumped Storage Hydro Power Plant (PSHP).

It’s not with the first flowers, the returning of birds, or the warmer temperatures that spring starts in Vilnius – Kaziukas Fair marks its beginning on 1-3 March. Filled with songs, crafts, and scrumptious food, the city’s oldest and largest fair is an experience to remember. Taking over the streets of the Old Town, the fair cherishes some of Vilnius’ ancient traditions while also embracing modern ones, making for an adventure that is both dynamic and unique. From culinary heritage and innovative food experiments, traditional performances and modern entertainment, to archaic crafts and contemporary design pieces – there’s so much to explore.

Jurijus Veklenko, 28, will represent Lithuania at this year's Eurovision in Tel Aviv with his song Run with the Lions after winning the national selection on Saturday.

Lietuvos Gelezinkeliai (Lithuanian Railways, LG) is planning to purchase 36.5 mln euros' worth of rails for track repairs this year and next year, with the first 11.5-mln-euros contract already signed with Latvia's rail supplier Sigmen.

Novaturas, one of the largest tour operators in Lithuania, posted 5.4 million euros in net profits last year, down by a third from a year earlier, the company said via the Nasdaq Vilnius Stock Exchange on Wednesday.

2018. Last year was very successful for airport partners providing retail and catering services. Shops and cafés in all three Lithuanian Airports branches contributed to success by growing their sales numbers.