The publication of the Russian-language newspaper “Lithuanian Courier” will be suspended in Lithuania TASS with reference to the editor-in-chief Yolanta Andreeva.
According to him, the Lithuanian Courier staff made every effort to save the newspaper, but the economic situation forced them to take this sad decision.”
There are no daily Russian-language newspapers in Lithuania. In addition to Lithuanian Courier, which started its broadcasting life in a weekly format since 1995, Obzor and Ekspres Hafta newspapers are also published.
It was previously reported in the Lithuanian city of Klaipeda. has been renamed The school named after the Russian writer Maxim Gorky to the progymnasium of the port of Klaipeda.
The principal of the school, Irena Narkevicene, said that the Russian-language school administration, the parents’ committee and the student council support the initiative.
It was also reported that deputies of the Kyiv City Council changed 32 more place names associated with Russia and the Soviet Union. This was reported on the official website of the City Council.