28 February - Lithuania signs a trade agreement to buy liquefied natural gas from the United States in a move aimed at reducing heavy dependence on Russian gas deliveries.[11]
March
1 March - Municipal elections held in Lithuania with first ever direct mayoral elections held together.[12][13]
18 March - Polish-Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce was established.[14][15]
20 March - NATO general Jean-Paul Palomeros has signed the NATO-Lithuanian agreement on the legal status of NATO command and control centres in Lithuania.[18]
25 March - Lithuania's Social Democratic Prime Minister Algirdas Butkevičius opposed of proposed same-sex partnerships legalization.[19]
29 March - archaeologists announced about the thousand-year-old grave discovery near the village of Kvietiniai, Klaipėda District Municipality.[20]
27 May - Audronė Pitrėnienė appointed as education and science minister of Lithuania.[34]
June
1 June - Lithuanian General Consulate opened in Los Angeles, United States [35]
1 June - Laima Jurevičienė appointed as country's new ambassador to the Council of Europe.[36]
7 June - Klaipėda Port announces start of international container distribution centre.[37]
9 June - cable laying works of NordBalt were completed.[38]
18 June - in Batumi, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Lithuania Linas Linkevičius and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Georgia Tamar Beruchashvili opened a second Honorary Consulate of Lithuania in Georgia.[39]
