In a Feb. 11 story about an interview with the Lithuania defense minister, The Associated Press erroneously reported that the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry had said the country is considering accepting as many as 10 Guantanamo Bay prisoners. A Foreign Minis

Wary of Russia, Lithuania’s defense minister said Wednesday she was looking for assurance from the Obama administration that it is committed to Baltic security and is considering accepting Guantanamo detainees.

Lithuania’s troubled FlyLAL airline said Saturday it has suspended its operations after a buyout deal by Swiss investment firm SCH Swiss Capital Holdings failed.

Police used tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse anti-government protesters throwing rocks and eggs at Lithuania’s Parliament on Friday.

In these difficult times for creditors, a Lithuanian debt collector is offering an unconventional service to retrieve arrears: witchcraft.

A Switzerland-based firm has purchased Lithuania’s troubled FlyLAL airline, FlyLAL announced Friday.

Australia, Hungary and Lithuania are failing to investigate and prosecute suspected Nazi war criminals largely due to a lack of political will, the Simon Wiesenthal Center said Thursday.

A Lithuanian teenager who wore a Nazi uniform during a festival was acquitted Friday of violating a new law that prohibits the display of Nazi and Soviet-era symbols.

The United States’ top military officer on Wednesday assured the Baltic countries they can rely on NATO protection in case of an attack, seeking to allay fears over Russia’s intentions in the region following its invasion of the former Soviet republic of

Carlos Delfino had 20 points and 10 rebounds as Argentina won the bronze medal in men’s basketball with an 87-75 win against Lithuania.