Andrzej Vilenski, Author at The Baltic Review

Andrzej Vilenski, the Baltic Review correspondent is a PhD student at the University of Vilnius, studying policy.

The brewer at Kalnapilis Brewery Asta Briedienė. Lithuania

Brewing in Lithuania: From choosing the malt to tasting the beer — Kalnapilis brewer talks about her daily routine

Brewing in Lithuania has a long tradition and, although the basic principles of the production of this beverage have remained largely unchanged for ...

By Andrzej VilenskiDecember 31, 20210

Business

Ingvar Henry Lotts, Lithuanian journalist and writer

Lithuania – Without the right to happiness

PUBLICITAS Publishing House is planning to publish a series of books “Lithuania – Without the Right to Happiness “. The books in this ...

By Andrzej VilenskiSeptember 6, 20190

Featured

Made in the Baltics: Lithuanian handmade semi-hard cheese “Liliputas” conquers the world

Cheese „Liliputas“ has been recognized as an outstanding product by European Commission. It has a protected geographical indication (PGI) label. Cheese „Liliputas“ is a ...

By Andrzej VilenskiSeptember 11, 20180

Vilnius University - the oldest university in Lithuania, founded in 1579.

Education

University Rankings: Vilnius University strengthens its position in the Baltics

Vilnius University holds first place in Lithuania by academic reputation, reputation among employers, student–faculty ratio, frequency of publication citations, as well as internet visibility ...

By Andrzej VilenskiDecember 14, 20170

A Getjet Boeing 737-400, registration LY-MGC performing flight GJT-101 from Vilnius (Lithuania) to Hurghada (Egypt) with 160 people on board, was enroute at FL310 about 170nm south of Vilnius when the crew decided to return to Vilnius.

Breaking News

Getjet Boeing 737 near Vilnius, with 160 on Board, indication of gear anomaly

A GetJet Airlines plane en route from the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius to the Egyptian resort city of Hurghada had to turn back ...

By Andrzej VilenskiNovember 25, 20170

Baltics: Lithuania has been more tolerant to its Russian population

Baltic Minority Groups Russians have been the largest minority group in the Baltic region since the Soviet period. Soviet authorities encouraged Russians to ...

By Andrzej VilenskiNovember 23, 20170

Baltics