“Painting Routers” – the first project implemented under “Kuriu Vilnių” (English: I am creating Vilnius) programme have been launched to the streets of the capital: exhibition on wheels – 5 trolleybuses decorated with paintings of well-known and actively creating new generation painters from Lithuania and Estonia – will travel around Vilnius till October.

The trip planning software “Trafi” will soon become an official distribution channel of electronic public transport tickets. SĮ Susisiekimo Paslaugos and “Trafi” signed an agreement granting to the company the rights of a ticket distributer, and the public transport will become a fully integrated part of the app of multimodal transportation in Vilnius.

A senior European Commission official says that a Rail Baltica spur from Kaunas to Vilnius legally could not become part of the European-standard gauge railway until 2023, but Lithuania could use the EU's regional support to finance the project estimated to cost 850 million euros.

EP negotiators and the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the EU agreed on substantial rules for audiovisual media services, including digital platforms, on Thursday evening.

On March 23 2018, the presentation of the projects of the Local Employment Initiatives organized by the Vilnius Territorial Labour Office took place in Vilnius District, where the projects and their results completed in 2017 were presented.

On March 20, the head of the Vilnius Frontier Team from State Border Guard Service under the Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Lithuania and a community official visited the Vilnius District Municipality.

Part of illegal trade in alcohol in Lithuania is going online after the country's government further restricted access to alcohol, Kestutis Kupsys, head of public institution Lithuanian Without Shadow.

The scale of corruption has barely changed in Lithuania in recent years, and Lithuania ranked 22nd among 55 countries in terms of corruption.

Lithuanian property developers may freeze investments worth around 175 million euros if the parliament levies an additional charge for projects planned on land leased from the state, the business daily Verslo Zinios reported on April 24th.