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The news from 15min.lt covers a range of topics including domestic Lithuanian events, international affairs, crime, culture, and lifestyle. Top stories include a report on past celebrations in Nida with details about destruction and an 'orgy,' a crime in Jurbarkas involving a minor, and a piece on…
A look back at past summer festivities in Nida, Lithuania, which included reports of burnt benches and a concert described as an 'orgy', highlighting the lively atmosphere of those times.
Vaidas Petrulis has been appointed a member of the State Cultural Heritage Commission for a second term.
Iran has announced progress in negotiations with Oman concerning the control of the Strait of Hormuz.
During the Širvintos festival, Živilė Pinskuvienė made a surprise appearance on stage with Kastyts Kerbedis, creating an unexpected duet.
The memory of Lithuanian partisan leader Jonas Žemaitis will be commemorated in the city of Fontainebleau, France.
In the Jurbarkas district, a minor has injured a woman and is now under the supervision of child welfare services.
The president of Kazakhstan has made critical remarks about Vladimir Putin, stating it is 'very difficult to understand' certain actions.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy claims that Russia intends to enlist an additional 30,000 North Korean soldiers for the conflict in Ukraine.
The main event of the Sea Festival captivated the audience with a performance by British singer Emeli Sandé.
A report highlights an unbelievable rule in Greece where tourists can be fined up to 500 euros for wearing inappropriate footwear.
A violent confrontation has broken out between Israeli settlers and Palestinians in the West Bank.
Local authorities in Klaipėda are planning to erect a monument or memorial to honor the founders of the city.
A recipe for a delicious cucumber marinade featuring honey, described as crispy, fragrant, and slightly sweet.
An NBA news update suggesting a two-time champion might be joining LeBron James in Philadelphia.
Iran has officially accused Ukraine of being responsible for an attack on a vessel in the Caspian Sea.
A ship from Vietnam has sunk in the South China Sea, resulting in the disappearance of 23 individuals.
A man was injured with a knife during an incident at a bar in Kaunas.
Authorities have reported that no instances of illegal migrants have been detected at the border crossing with Belarus.
An explosion in Vilnius has resulted in injuries to two young individuals.
Following the Berlin attack, a search is underway for a suspect, including a raid on his home, with acquaintances providing details about his alleged plans.
A legal case discusses whether an employer has the right to demand a breathalyzer test from an employee.
A report citing Volodymyr Zelenskyy states that Russia is preparing to deploy up to 30,000 North Korean soldiers to fuel its war efforts in Ukraine.
