The kindness campaign #DviratisUkrainai initiated by the Ministry of Transport and Communications, which lasted almost two months, has ended, bringing together citizens of Lithuania, business representatives and institutions to collect 479 bicycles for Ukrainians.

The Vilnius City Council approved the question discussed in committees on the amendments to the local parking fee regulations, which aims to automate the control of the fee collection and simplify the process of paying for parking.

On Monday, President Gitanas Nausėda extended congratulations to Pope Francis on the tenth anniversary of his election as head of the Catholic Church.

Improved rules for the European Digital Identity - a personal digital wallet for EU citizens - will make it easier for people to access public services and make online transactions.

On International Women’s day, Chair of the Women’s Rights and Gender Equality Committee Robert Biedroń issued the following statement.

More and more often, Vilnius residents notice bright blue arrows, officially called indicator panels, used for trolleybus traffic.

The removal of partitions that have protected newly planted greeneries from salt and street pollution during winter has started. Last autumn, 23 km of such partitions have been installed near streets. Next winter their locations will be adjusted with regard to the locations of planting of new trees, bushes or flowers, specialists claim that partitions are the most important for young, newly planted plants. The research shows that the protective partitions of greeneries help cut the salinity of the soil in half compared with non-protected areas.

On March 2 a bilateral agreement on cooperation in the area of cybersecurity was signed in Jerusalem between the Ministry of National Defence of Lithuania and the Israel National Cyber Directorate.

Parliament’s Environment Committee agrees to an ambitious reduction of fluorinated greenhouse gases emissions, to further contribute to EU’s climate neutrality goal.

On 27 and 28 February 2023, Minister of Energy of the Republic of Lithuania Dainius Kreivys took part in the informal meeting of the EU transport, telecommunications and energy ministers in Stockholm (Sweden). The ministers discussed the planned reform of the market in electricity and preparations for the next winter season in order to ensure access to energy resources and security of supply.