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The front page of Delfi features a mix of Lithuanian and international news, with a strong focus on politics, foreign affairs, and crime. A prominent story discusses former Lithuanian President Grybauskaitė's views on relations with Russia. Other top stories include crime incidents in Germany…
Former Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaitė stated that if Russia does not change its behavior, it would be better for Lithuania to be separated by a "iron wall". This is a comment on current geopolitical tensions and relations with Russia.
Reports indicate a rise in crime and violence in Germany, leading to a feeling of insecurity among residents. The article details recent "horrific attacks" on German streets.
Customer data from a large e-commerce store operating in Lithuania has been leaked. Customers have reportedly received instructions on what to do following the data breach.
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine is highlighted, with news of a Ukrainian strike on Voronezh. Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov issued a warning to the US following a meeting with Senator Marco Rubio.
A man on a mushroom-picking trip in the Varena forest had an unusual encounter, stating that even a bear would have been less surprising than the ostrich he found.
The ISM University of Management and Economics has reportedly received a complaint concerning a dissertation authored by Sinkevicius.
A motorcyclist who was injured at the Nemuno Ring race track has unfortunately passed away. The incident is described as tragic.
A segment from Delfi TV's 'Delfi Day' program discusses new transparency requirements for Artificial Intelligence (AI) and daily dances on the coast.
Several prominent businessmen are reportedly withdrawing from the catering industry, with new owners showing interest in acquiring existing cafes.
A large fire broke out in Warsaw, engulfing a car dealership. Emergency services were on the scene to combat the blaze.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has commented on the current political climate surrounding Russian President Vladimir Putin, describing it as "very toxic."
The energy company 'Kauno Energija' has been issued a substantial fine of more than 163,000 Euros.
