‘We came here to make it clear that we are aware of these problems, we want to solve them and we want to be with our people’ – said Anna

‘The Ministry of Education did not grant the status of middle school to two national minority schools – Szymon Konarski school and Puszkin school’ – On the weekend, following BNS

The Ambassador of Poland in Lithuania, Urszula Doroszewska, took part in a very kind meeting with the Speaker of the Seimas, Viktoras Pranckietis. They have risen many subjects from the

‘At the time of my presidency relations between Poland and Lithuania were good, because we had common strategic goals. It was providing security by joining NATO and providing development by

This year’s school year begins with more optimistic atmosphere than usually. Problems that have been growing for the next few years were able to be solved or at least get

On the 23rd of August 1991 crowd of citizens and guests gathered on the Lukiškės square of Lithuanian capital. Two days ago Soviet August Coup fell and Lithuania regained independence.

A memorial plaque of Stanisław Cat-Mickiewicz and Józef Mickieiwcz will be placed in Vilnius. After a year of bureaucratic procedures, on the 8th of August 2017, director of self-government administration

‘National minorities in Lithuania expect actions ensuring their safety on part of leaders of the country and state institutions. That is the reason I turn to prosecutor’s office Evaldas Pašilis

City council gave permission to turn three national minority schools into four-year middle schools. According to the project four schools in Vilnius: Adam Mickiewicz school, Szymon Konarski, Aleksander Puszkin and

Polish-Lithuanian relations are getting better – said Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis, who hopes that Seimas finally solves a problem of original surname spelling. During a meeting with lithuanian society in