The European Commission on Monday adopted a 3.5 billion-euro ($3.5 billion) funding for Estonia to support the country's economic and social development, including the process of green transition and territorial cohesion, until 2027

Lithuania does not believe its ban on goods transit to the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad was wrong, but will still take into account the European Commission's guidelines on the issue out of "respect for the transatlantic unity," Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Simonyte said on Thursday

Lithuania positively assesses the recommendations of the European Commission on transit to Kaliningrad and intends to adhere to them in order "not to split the transatlantic unity," the country's foreign ministry said