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Warsaw deploys more soldiers to border after Minsk begins drills to test lessons of Ukraine war
Baltic states say turmoil in Russia heightens need to boost security
Lithuanian foreign minister says his country is ‘vulnerable’ as Moscow prepares to deploy nuclear weapons nearby
Beijing’s ambassador to France questioned legitimacy of countries formerly in the Soviet Union
Australia and Lithuania have shown that finding new export markets is much faster than WTO litigation
Ignitis launches public appeal to more than 50 companies in US and Europe to follow suit
The Russian threat hangs over the Lithuanian capital as its marks its 700th birthday with a year of culture
Bloc asks global body to convene panels to rule on two trade disputes
Once an unwilling part of the USSR, the Baltic state now asserts its independence as an outspoken critic of Russia and China. This report explores its geopolitical strengths and weaknesses, its thriving fintech scene — and its obsession with basketball
The country’s bet on LNG has paid off, but it still needs to generate more electricity
Lithuania’s first unicorn stands to benefit from worries about waste and the cost of living
After the country’s annexation by the USSR, the sport provided a channel for nationalist dissent
A tradition of mutual support has helped give the Baltic state’s photographers global stature
User-friendly regulation is attracting start-ups, though the UK’s lead will be hard to match
Change in defence plan prompted by Ukraine war may mean the Poland-Lithuania border is less critical than once assumed
With its warnings on Russia vindicated, the Baltic state is tilting at Beijing
Baltic state’s foreign minister tells Turkish counterpart swift approval of Sweden and Finland’s membership will boost regional stability
Some capitals want to block other energy measures until cap details are tabled
Exploring nature and pagan mythology, he receives his first UK retrospective more than a century after his death
Move in response to border countries’ security concerns met with caution from US officials
Dispute over enforcement of EU sanctions around Kaliningrad has added to anxieties over Putin’s war
Bans on steel and cement will be enforced but lawful goods allowed through Lithuania, says Josep Borrell
Close confidant of Putin says Moscow’s measures would have ‘serious negative influence’ on Lithuanian population
Baltic state halts transport via train of Russian goods under EU sanctions to exclave of Kaliningrad
Berlin proposes 3,500-strong brigade for its own soil, which could be quickly deployed to Baltics if necessary
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