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A drop in passenger rail traffic was recorded during the COVID-19 pandemic, when related restrictions were imposed throughout Estonia. In mid-March, however, the government began walking these restrictions back, and rail ridership began to see an increase again. “It’s possible that a few weeks ago there were still somewhat fewer riders than in 2019, but…
DetailsA working group on May 13 finalised a cross-party agreement on beefing up Lithuania’s national security. The final draft excludes commitments to introduce universal military service and a specific percentage of GDP to be spent on defence, as previously expected. The agreement, to be signed by all parties represented in the Lithuanian parliament, is meant…
DetailsLithuania was a dairy powerhouse before the Second World War. One family from Panevezys is now trying to bring that heritage back to life. There were almost 300 dairy plants in Lithuania in the 1930s, and about 2,000 more milk-skimming stations, according to Alfredas Bumblauskas, history professor at Vilnius University. They processed about 500 million…
DetailsNo consent of the Russian Federation is required to make them pay reparations to Ukraine. It is possible to reimburse Ukrainian losses after the war at the expense of seized Russian assets. This was announced by the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada, Ruslan Stefanchuk. He said that the government was currently doing a lot of…
DetailsUkraine has stockpiled the necessary food products, but due to the ongoing war and the inability to export Ukrainian agricultural products, issues may arise in a number of countries. That’s according to a Minister of the Cabinet of Ministers, Oleh Nemchynov, who spoke at a national telethon. “We have repeatedly said that Ukraine has stocks…
DetailsSEB has revised its forecast for Lithuania’s GDP growth in 2022 up to 0.9% from 0.1% in late March, and has raised its projection for 2023 to 1.8%. SEB Lithuania’s economist Tadas Povilauskas says that the upward revision reflects expectations of a less sharp economic downturn in the second quarter, as well as a positive…
DetailsRepresentatives of a company from Turkey have shown interest in apples produced in Moldova. Members of the Moldova Fruct Association, apple producers, last week were visited by representatives of Turkish company, which owned one of the biggest areas of orchards in Moldova (850 hectares) and sold apples in India, Middle East and Russia. “The company…
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