Ukrainians are heroically resisting overwhelming force, and we must continue to support them, as Ukraine is fighting for universal values that are also important to us,” said Minister for Climate and ...

TALLINN - The Estonian Ministry of Climate is supporting the Ukraine Energy Support Fund with two million euros to help restore Ukraine's energy infrastructure and ensure its security of supply.

In November, 887,491 new passenger cars were sold in the European Union, a 2.1 percent increase over the sales results from November of last year. In total, 9.86 million new cars have been sold in the ...

RIGA - The flu epidemic in Latvia continues, and last week the flu incidence exceeded the maximum of the last five seasons, the Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC) informed LETA.

TALLINN - Urmas Paet, Vice-Chair of the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs, said during a European Parliament debate on EU defense readiness that Europe must get rid of outdated and ...

Currently, 18 Autoaibe self-service stores are operating across Lithuania, offering more than 250,000 product items. Stores are in Vilnius, Kaunas, Klaipeda, Siauliai, Panevezys, Marijampole, Taurage, ...

Finding good Cyprus apartments for rent on your own can be difficult due to the crazy demand - the best options get snapped up quickly. But with the right preparation, your ideal accommodation by the ...

Given all these sweeping changes, the ECA is as guardian, looking closely to ensure that defence money is spent wisely and transparently. As EU defence projects have grown in scope, the ECA’s scrutiny ...

The resort continues to invest in infrastructure improvement. The pedestrian and cycling path network is expanding – there ...

During the November session of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, Lithuanian Liberal MEP Petras Austrevicius, who ...

RIGA - Food prices in Latvian shops are starting to follow global trends, Bank of Latvia President Martins Kazaks said in an interview with commercial TV3 television today.

VILNIUS - Technologies produced in Lithuania with European Union funding may have been used in the military industries of Russia and Belarus, Lithuanian law enforcement authorities said on Monday.