Lithuania’s parliament national security and defence approved plans on April 8 to establish a new military training ground in Kapciamiestis. The proposal passed with 11 votes in favour, while Dainius Gaizauskas of the Farmers and Greens Union and Aidas Gedvilas of the Nemunas Dawn party abstained. The Seimas took the initial step toward establishing the…
Canada’s participation in water supply and energy projects, attracting investment through guarantees, housing construction in Ukraine, and cooperation in the field of minerals-these and other topics were discussed by Oleksii Sobolev, Minister of Economy, Environment, and Agriculture of Ukraine, with Natalka Cmoc, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Canada to Ukraine. “To support the country’s resilience,…
Since the beginning of 2026, 5.6 thousand auctions for over 3.6 billion UAH have been successfully completed in the state e-commerce system Prozorro.Sales. This is over a billion UAH more than in the first quarter of last year. According to the results of the quarter, the Deposit Guarantee Fund attracted the most funds from the…
The number of passengers serviced by Eugen Doga International Airport – Chisinau is recording a steady increase. In March, total passenger traffic exceeded 425,000 people, 25% more than in the same month last year. According to airport data, the largest increases in passenger flow were recorded on destinations such as Sharm el-Sheikh, Paris, Barcelona, Bucharest,…
Bulgaria recorded only a limited and one-off increase in inflation after joining the euro on January 1, with the impact estimated at 0.3% to 0.4%, Bulgarian National Bank Governor Dimitar Radev said in an interview with Reuters. He stressed that the effect was in line with Croatia’s experience and that overall inflation trends remained broadly…
Poland’s economy is 42% larger than it would be if the country had not joined the European Union, according to new analysis by the Polish Economic Institute (PIE), a public think tank. Its figures come amid growing political debate in Poland about the possibility of leaving the EU. So-called “Polexit” seemed unthinkable until recently, but…
Taiwan has received an action plan from Lithuania outlining priority economic sectors and potential projects to boost bilateral cooperation, Taipei’s representative has told reporters. “The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has indeed received a cooperation document proposal from the Lithuanian side. The ministry is currently studying and promoting future specific cooperation plans. We need some time…