This week, the Lithuanian media has been in uproar over the fact that Renata Cytacka, who accused President Dalia Grybauskaitė of lying, is still the vice-minister of energy. Lithuanian Prime

Imposing such a high fine on the administration director of Šalčininkai Region for not disposing of bilingual signs was taken with disbelief and surprise in Poland, said MP Adam Lipiński,

Media informs, that current Lithuanian Intellectualists in a letter submitted to the government  of Lithuania, attacked the Electoral Action of Poles in Lithuania(AWPL). Commenting on a fact of submitting the

„The problem of undue and wide stalking, including EP, should be handled by the law enforcement agency”. Media are still escalating the subject of Renata Cytacka’s utterance on behalf of

One of desiderata which has been raised from the beginning of Lithuanian independence, by the Polish community in Lithuania, is introducing Polish as an official language in the Vilnius Region.

On 24 January 2014 in the Miedininkai Castle, the distinguished businessmen, cultural and educational activists and representatives of other disciplines were granted Prince Gediminas Prizes for their contribution in 2013.

One of the demands that has been propounded by the Polish minority in Lithuania since the state gained its independence, is to introduce Polish as an official language in Vilnius

Minister of Culture of the Republic of Lithuania, Šarūnas Birutis, thinks that Poland threatens Lithuanian values in a similar way Russia does. “I would refrain from pointing only to Russia.

In Kalveliai, near Dubičiai in Varėnos rajono (region) savivaldybė, the monument of a legendary commander of “Północ” (“North”) Group  in Nowogródzki Region AK por./kpt. Jan Borysewicz “Krysia” was unveiled on

The Forum of Parents of Polish Schools in Vilnius District has issued a declaration in which they lend support to MEP Valdemar Tomaševski, who stood up for minority rights in