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The heart of Lithuania’s capital came alive with music, speeches, and powerful personal stories as thousands gathered on Saturday for the “Žygis už gyvybę” (“March for Life”), an event dedicated to ...

When he was 27 years old, Bernard Meyer moved from the U.S. to Lithuania: the world's happiest country for young people. After over a decade in northeastern Europe, he says earning less money is worth ...

Bernard Meyer moved to Lithuania from the U.S. just over a decade ago — and says he's learned one key life lesson living in the country: how to have better work-life balance. Lithuania, located in ...

Life sciences revolve around many living forms such as humans, plants, animals, and microorganisms. The discoveries made within this field are increasingly interlinked with humanity’s future and ...

Today, Vilnius’ Jewish population stands around 5,000, having sustained tremendous loss of culture and life during the three-year Nazi occupation of Lithuania, from 1941 to 1944. During that time, 95% ...

In the Vilna Ghetto, amid unspeakable suffering, Jewish prisoners sang a Yiddish song called “Vilna,” expressing their deep love for the Lithuanian city that Jews had called home for at least 600 ...

In a compact laboratory on an upper floor of the Vilnius University Life Sciences Center is a biotech startup being held up as one of Lithuania’s growing success stories. Delta Biosciences, which is ...

It may be a small country, but Lithuania has lofty ambitions. The Baltic country is emerging as one of Europe’s rising life science stars, with annual growth of 22% and targeting 5% of its GDP to be ...

If one city could be said to be the home of Yiddish, the traditional language of Ashkenazi Jewry, it would not be New York or Jerusalem, in many minds, but Vilnius, the capital of modern-day Lithuania ...