On Thursday, the Consumer Protection Committee adopted updated rules on package travel to clarify the rights of travellers when their journey is affected by unforeseen circumstances.

The draft legislation aims to address speculation on the gas market and bring down prices, by introducing greater flexibility in rules on gas storage refilling.

Parliament adopts proposals to modernise the EU’s electricity grid, enhance resilience, integrate renewables, and simplify permits to meet the EU's energy goals.

The Vatican has officially recognised the 2013 Eucharistic miracle in India, which involved the appearance of Christ face on a consecrated host in the Church of Christ the King in Vilakkannur, Kerala, India.

Vice Minister of National Defence Tomas Godliauskas was conducting a visit to the United States this past week. He had meetings with Assistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations and Low-Intensity Conflict Colby Jenkins, NATO Supreme Allied Commander Transformation (ACT) Admiral Pierre Vandier, representatives of the Pennsylvania National Guard (PANG) Colonel Jon Farr and his team members, and leadership of the PA Emergency Management Agency and The MITRE Corporation NGO.

Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland are further strengthening their cooperation in the field of energy security. On 16 June, during the EU Energy Council meeting in Luxembourg, the four countries signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the cooperation on the protection and resilience of critical energy infrastructure.

At the Transport, Telecommunications and Energy (TTE) Council meeting in Luxembourg, Lithuanian Minister of Transport and Communications Eugenijus Sabutis, alongside his EU counterparts, discussed measures to enhance air passenger rights. Minister Sabutis voiced concerns regarding proposals to raise the minimum delay time required for compensation and to reduce compensation amounts.

On May 26 – June 1 NATO Air Policing Detachment in the Baltic states was alerted to intercept aircraft of the Russian Federation violating international aviation regulations in international airspace over the Baltic Sea twelve times.

Vice Minister of National Defence Orijana Mašalė underscored at the Central and Eastern Europe Bucharest Nine meeting on Military Mobility that an effective military mobility was not luxury but an absolute necessity for the European security, rather. According to Vice Minister, Lithuania has begun implementing concrete steps in the area and is prepared to accelerate the effort.

On May 19–25 NATO Air Policing Detachment in the Baltic states was seven times alerted to intercept aircraft of the Russian Federation violating international aviation regulations in international airspace over the Baltic Sea.