#lithuania

#lithuania

Exploring Lithuania enriched the PyCon experience, combining family time with community engagement during the conference.

Three US Army soldiers were found dead in Lithuania following a vehicle incident during a training exercise, as the search for a fourth continues.

The suspect of the Vilnius arson was linked to Russian military intelligence and was arrested while planning another attack in Latvia.

Lithuania's Constitutional Court struck down the 'gay propaganda' law for violating constitutional principles on equality and child development.

Lithuania's cultural ban on Russian works like Tchaikovsky's continues to spark controversy, especially with a new government advocating for a return to Russian music.

China condemns Lithuania's expulsion of diplomats, signaling deteriorating diplomatic relations and potential repercussions.

Lithuania's change in government is unlikely to impact its foreign policy, with continued support for Ukraine and defense spending.

Lithuania won the World Olive Picking Championship amidst competition from 13 teams, showcasing skills in olive harvesting despite not having olive groves.

Lithuania intercepted military supplies from Kaliningrad meant for the Russian army and redirected them to Ukraine, highlighting its support for Ukraine.

Nord Security grew from a small Lithuanian company to a leader in cybersecurity by addressing the increasing demand for online privacy.

Kazimierz Sakowicz's diary provides a firsthand account of the atrocities committed in Ponar, documenting the tragic history of the Holocaust in Lithuania.

The 'Atlas' pavilion creatively connects history with the public space, enhancing visitor experience and engagement.

Belarus accused Lithuania of attempted drone strikes, Lithuania's officials dismissed it as false.