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- Sep 6, 2026
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New Baltic Cuisine? Danish restaurateur pushes limits of good cooking in Lithuania (opens the original)
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Niels Peter Pretzmann first bought premises at 14 Trakų Street in Vilnius more than a decade ago and opened the Dublis restaurant there. He later founded other well-known establishments recognised by the Michelin Guide: Red Brick, Nineteen18, 14Horses and Deep Roots. He also founded the Senatorių Pasažas complex and runs the 600-hectare organic Farmers Circle farm near Ukmergė. In an interview with LRT.lt, Pretzmann talks about planned changes to his restaurants, the threat from Russia and his a
No more flights to Prague or Berlin: which destinations are cut from airBaltic’s schedule (opens the original)
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The airline will drop flights from Vilnius to Berlin, Zurich, Krakow, Prague, Malaga, Nice, Mallorca, Heraklion and Chisinau. It will also end its Kaunas-Riga service and flights from Palanga to Tenerife. Aviation expert Martynas Jaugelavičius says some of the discontinued routes are primarily holiday destinations and will not disappear entirely from Lithuania’s air travel map. “Charter flights will continue to Mallorca and Heraklion, while Wizz Air will fly to Nice and Malaga,” Jaugelavičius no
Not doomed but very risky: airBaltic’s financial troubles deepen as S&P cuts credit rating (opens the original)
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Despite the downgrade, the airline says it is continuing normal operations and working to strengthen its finances. For years, airBaltic has operated on a financial knife-edge. The carrier has invested heavily in a fleet of new Airbus A220-300 aircraft and expanded its network, but those investments have yet to consistently translate into profits. The airline has posted annual losses in four of the past five years, with 2023 the exception. The picture has not improved this year. airBaltic reporte
Lithuania aims to become a leading European gastronomic destination within a decade (opens the original)
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The Economy and Innovation Ministry said it has launched work on a national gastronomic tourism strategy, which is expected to be completed by the end of the year in cooperation with chefs, the tourism industry and other partners. “Our biggest ambition over the next 10 years is to become a gastronomic mecca,” Darius Katinas, president of Bocuse d'Or Lithuania, told reporters. “It may sound utopian or impossible, but that is the goal.” The strategy will also seek to encourage internationally reno
China adds Lithuanian firm to export control list in possible retaliation for EU sanctions (opens the original)
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China’s Ministry of Commerce said the measures, which took effect July 24, place 14 European Union entities on its export control list. Under the restrictions, Chinese exporters must obtain approval before supplying dual-use goods, software or technologies that can be used for both civilian and military purposes. Ekspla is the only Lithuanian company included on the list. Other affected entities include companies and research institutions in Germany, France, Italy, Poland, the Netherlands, the C
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