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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
Countries should focus on stopping Moscow’s aggression and overlook cost of living crisis, say Baltic prime ministers
Denmark’s vote to end EU opt-out and Nato bids by Finland and Sweden redraw regional security map
Diplomatic initiatives by Paris and Berlin seen as ‘paving way for more violence’ as rift grows over best approach to end war in Ukraine
Move will dramatically improve security of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, say foreign ministers
Gitanas Nauseda says admitting the Nordic nations would improve security situation in Baltic region
Baltic state calls on other nations to stop buying oil and gas from Moscow
Putin’s war in Ukraine holds echoes of the 1990s, with the return of the Kremlin’s preposterous lies and media blackout
A new festival celebrates the abundant — and little-known — buildings in the city, one of three European Capitals of Culture
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania could potentially be encircled by Russian expansion but their leaders insist they have never been as secure
Ex-Soviet nations that are members of the military alliance are particularly vulnerable
Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia worry about Belarus and being cut off from Europe
Beijing is targeting the Baltic nation after it allowed Taiwan to open a de facto embassy. How will Europe respond?
President says Baltic countries face greatest danger since regaining independence
EU brings case against ‘discriminatory and illegal’ action triggered by dispute over Taiwan
Diplomats suggest renaming de facto embassy in Vilnius to ease Chinese pressure on Baltic state
The EU needs to respond to economic coercion or its geopolitical ambitions will be cruelly exposed
Beijing targeting companies that use components made in the Baltic state, says Gabrielius Landsbergis
French EU presidency aims to prioritise negotiations on an upcoming carbon border levy
Investment plan follows harsh measures taken by Beijing against the Baltic state
Gitanas Nauseda says decision to allow Taiwan to open de facto embassy in its own name was an error
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