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Vilnius, 16 July: The Lithuanian parliament on Thursday [16 July] issued a resolution to appoint, for the third time, Conservative leader Andrius Kubilius as prime minister. The decision was backed by 79 MPs against 36 MPs, while 13 MPs abstained.

The Conservatives' prime minister and the energy minister, who started reforming the heating sector in the background of approaching Seimas [parliament] elections, say that reorganizing Lithuania's heating sector in accordance with the requirements of the EU third energy package would enhance the sector's transparency and would boost competition within it. According to [Energy Minister] Arvydas Sekmokas, the state must gain greater influence in managing heating grids, where currently monopolies are entrenched. The minister, however, for now does not dare predicting how long such a reform would take and how it would affect heating prices. \"The implementation of the principles set forth in the third package, that is the unbundling of generation and supply, would enable us to guarantee the supply of heat to consumers at economically justified prices in a much more transparent way and with competition in place,\" Sekmokas told the reporters after presenting the guidelines on the heating sector reform to his colleagues in the cabinet.

NEW YORK, April 4, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- AJC commends Lithuania for designating the Foundation for Lithuanian Jewish Heritage to receive compensation funds for former Jewish communal property. The Foundation for Jewish Heritage, established jointly by the Lithuanian Jewish Community and the World Jewish Restitution Organization, will assume responsibility for administering the funds. Rabbi [Andrew Baker] also represents AJC on the WJRO.

[Presenter] The Homeland Union [the Conservatives] has urged traditional parties to form a united front against the candidates of the Labour Party in the second election round [on 24 October]. Andrius Kubilius [the party's chairman] said he would propose to the party's presidium that it support even Social Democrat candidates who would compete against Labour Party candidates.

[Correspondent, by phone] Good afternoon. The main piece of news about the first day of the working visit to Lithuania by the Belarusian prime minister must be a statement made by [Syarhey Sidorski]'s counterpart, [Andrius Kubilius]. The Lithuanian prime minister thinks that - and I quote - it is absolutely realistic to transport Venezuelan oil to Belarus through Lithuanian ports, namely the oil terminal at the Butinge port.