Prosecutor General

A Russian citizen has been detained in Lithuania on the suspicion of spying, the Prosecutor General's Office said on Monday.

Courts in Lithuania satisfy 99 percent of requests from prosecutors to wiretap telephone conversations, statistics show.

Prosecutors say that plans by Bionovus, an Icor-controlled biofuel supplier, to merge with its Estonian-registered owner and cease operations will have no impact on their investigation into the company's deals, but some lawyers say that this would make it more difficult to gather documents needed fo...

Polices searches conducted in several Russian-language schools in Vilnius, suspected of sending their pupils to paramilitary camps in Russia, made headlines at the end of last year, but have so far produced no tangible results.

Lithuanian prosecutors have resumed an investigation into alleged operations of US Central Intelligence Agency's (CIA) secret detention centre on Lithuanian soil.

After president of the Lithuanian National Road Carriers Association (Linava) Algimantas Kondrusevičius stepped down in early March, members of the association from Vilnius region were scheduled to convene on Wednesday and put forward candidates for the vacant position.

Lithuanian prosecutors want outgoing Vilnius Vice-Mayor Romas Adomavičius of the Social Democratic Party found guilty of mediation in bribery and imprisoned for five years.

Prosecutor Gintas Ivanauskas of the Lithuanian Prosecutor General's Office wants to question the country's President Dalia Grybauskaitė in the case of her spokeswoman Daiva Ulbinaitė who is accused of having leaked classified information.

Lithuania's Interior Ministry has turned to the Prosecutor General's Office over the ministry's two public procurement contracts related to IT services.

A parliamentary initiative to set up a special commission on an alleged CIA prison in Lithuania failed on Thursday after 25 lawmakers revoked their initial signatures.

President of the Lithuanian National Road Carriers Association (Linava) Algimantas Kondrusevičius is stepping down.

The Belarusian KGB agent, Sergey Kurulenko, who collected information in Lithuania used to live in the Baltic country and even graduated from a school here. His mother and sister also live in Lithuania, it emerged during a hearing of Vilnius Regional Court on Thursday.

Vladimir Antonov, former shareholder of Lithuania’s bankrupt bank Snoras, on Wednesday skipped a hearing of his extradition case at the High Court in London.

A Vilnius court on Friday heard the first witnesses in the Belarusian spying case. The first witness was an employee of the Trakai Tourism Association, Violeta Karpičienė, who was in contact with Belarusian KGB agent Sergey Kurulenko suspected of collecting information in Lithuania.

The Lithuanian Prosecutor General's Office has opened a pre-trial investigation into suspected crimes against Lithuania's independence, territorial integrity and Constitutional order on a Facebook page, entitled The People's Republic of Vilnius, which seemingly advocates separatism.

Prosecutor Gintas Ivanauskas has appealed against the ruling of the court acquitting Chief Presidential Advisor Daiva Ulbinaitė over charges of abusing civil service and disclosing a state secret.

Arvydas Anušauskas, member of the Homeland Union-Lithuanian Christian Democrats (TS-LKD) group in the parliament, has addressed the Prosecutor General's Office over a seemingly separatist Facebook page. The MP has requested that prosecutors to identify the administrators of the account called Wilens...

Reprieve human rights organization says it has sent new documents to Lithuanian prosecutors in connection to detention of suspected terrorists in Lithuania.

Lithuanian citizen Romualdas Lipskis, former employee of Oro Navigacija (Air Navigation) suspected of spying, tells the court he is not guilty.

Twenty-four years after the attempted coup of 13 January 1991, parties in the case are studying the materials of the exclusive Lithuanian investigation that concluded in the end of last year.