Euro zone

Luminor reported continued strong growth in lending in Q3

The third quarter continued to be affected by the geopolitical and economic impacts of the invasion of Ukraine, with the Baltic region recording the highest...

European economy lags China and U.S. on pandemic recovery

Europe’s economy is starting to follow the familiar script of lagging its international peers when recovering from a crisis.

The ECB is no longer a reliable cash machine for governments

Euro-zone monetary policy is subsidizing the finance industry to such a degree that national central banks are having to curtail the cash distributions they...

Euro area heads for double-dip recession as lockdowns drag on

The euro-area economy is poised to shrink again at the start of this year as the resurgent pandemic plunges the region into a double-dip recession.

Crisis showcases corner of Europe belittled by Trump advisers

The race to replace the City of London begins

How Europe is leading the way in reshaping global green bonds

Lithuanity Code (#LietuvybėsKodas). Projection – outpost of high technologies

Lithuania joins warning of 7 north European countries on scope of euro zone reform

Lithuanian president wants more specifics in bids on euro zone budget, finance minister

Minister of finance off to Brussels to discuss euro zone national budgets, banking union

Lithuania open to discussion on euro area budget, finance minister

Spain's formin in Vilnius speaks for EU's closer defense ties

French-Lithuanian relationship: strategic partnership, overshadowed by „Veolia“

Kuodis – Lithuania signed a blank cheque by adopting the euro

Reforming Lithuania's Labour Code: The battle between capital and labour over shrinking profits

Lithuanian banking profits fell by one fifth

Unemployment continues to drop across EU while rising in Lithuania

Annual inflation in Lithuania in January rose to 0.7%

Why are radical parties failing to attract support in Lithuania?