• February 12, 2026
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Ignitis buyback, taxes, and fuel excise: critics scrutinise new coalition’s economic goals

By Irma Janauskaitė, LRT TV, LRT.lt. Lithuania’s incoming government is facing criticism after floating the idea of buying back private investors’ shares in Ignitis Group, the country’s largest energy company. [..]

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Preparing young people for the future labor market: why good grades alone are no longer enough

Rector of the University of Latvia, Professor Gundars Bērziņš. Photo: Toms Grīnbergs, UL Communications Department.

For development of energy sector, it is important to think beyond electoral cycles – University of Latvia rector

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