- This is it!
There is always an end.
- I won’t let my barber drag me into the ‘minefield’!
If there is any AI-based app screening all the texts published worldwide over the last one and a half years, the top-five most popular words would undoubtedly be “COVID-19”, “pandemic”, “vaccine”, “coronavirus” and, well, “mask”.
- Get your message about yourself and your company out in the upcoming summer edition of The Baltic Times Magazine!
Despite the COVID-19 gloom, The Baltic Times, the longest established English language newspaper in the Baltic States providing quality news, business stories and entertainment in English for almost 30 years, is enduring and persevering and continues publishing an 88-page 10,000-circulation glossy magazine The Baltic Times Magazine.
- Don’t miss anything unmissable…
The summer edition of the Baltic Times Magazine, an all-glossy analytical, content-full publication, is in the pipeline for its appearance in the summer!
- It is you who matter the most in having The Baltic Times roll for so long!
The prolonged, swinging and unrelenting COVID-19 pandemic has entered into its second year, continuing the devastation, wreaking havoc through multiple industries.
- Living in a whole new world, yet not in the End of the World!
The unrelenting COVID-19 pandemic continued claiming new victims in November, ravaging industries, and that of media, too.
- Attention!
Due to COVID-19 depression, starting 2021, The Baltic Times will be published quarterly, yet more voluminous and analytical!
- It is a time when we need especially tender, human treatment
Slowly but assuredly we’re winding down another year – the year of 2020.
- Heatwaves hit the Baltics and Belarus
August has unleashed some really scorching days across the Baltics.
- Living in an age when the memory is stunningly short
Has there recently been a world pandemic of COVID-19?
- The nightmare is over, but what awaits ahead?
The last two and a half months have been nightmarish for many with COVID-19-triggered quarantine in full swing.
- When social distancing is the new norm
The Baltics are entering May with some good news on the COVID-19 front – the pandemic is seemingly plateauing, with the new cases of the illness expected to go into single digits in May.
- Lapses of our human face will be remembered longest
Frankly speaking, putting together a new newspaper issue has never been as hard as this time.
- It is great to have some true friends all over!
Another month has passed and we are entering March, the first month of spring.
- When busy, the weather outside the window matters little
There is still no snow and cold in the Baltics by the very end of January, which, for me, is a clear sign of climate change across the globe and in the Baltics, too.
- A nuclear war starting in the Baltics – outside of the realm of fantasies?
You’re holding the penultimate edition of the year’s The Baltic Times.
- The single question that gets revisited every time I go to Brussels is…?
I can admit one thing that probably I should avoid mentioning as there is nothing to brag about: I tend to go Brussels for a variety of events organized by the European Parliament or the European Commission perhaps more often than I visit my octogenarian parents (they are still quite agile and spry, thank God!) in southern Lithuania, nearly 300 kilometres from where I live on the coast.
- September churns out some thrilling political events
As autumn sets in – I hope you’re not experiencing season change related blues?
- How I barely squeezed into the Baltic Way
To forget some things are harder than others and some events just happen to be once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
- What if you’re not a big summer fan?
As we are entering the last month of the summer, many of you would perhaps heave a sigh of relief if it had been over already.