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The front page of 15min.lt features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on Lithuanian politics and society, alongside global events. Top stories include a local government's land purchase plan and concerns about its future, a Lithuanian's experience in New Zealand, and…
A municipality plans to purchase land parcels near a road leading out of Vilnius, but the landowners are concerned about the lack of a clear future plan for the area.
Spanish football club Real Madrid has reportedly signed a promising young talent who participated in the World Cup.
The "Nida Beach Tennis Cup" is a tournament that brings together sports, active lifestyle, and charitable activities.
A joint US and Russian crew has safely returned to Earth, landing in Kazakhstan after spending eight months aboard the International Space Station.
Iran has issued a warning to Ukraine, though the specific details of the warning are not provided in the snippet.
Traffic police in Klaipėda reported hundreds of violations, including the apprehension of 13 drivers found to be under the influence of alcohol.
Lithuania intends to establish its embassy in Brazil starting from October, strengthening diplomatic ties.
The identity of the new head of the Polish Embassy in Vilnius has been announced.
Litgrid reports that higher electricity import volumes and increased wind power generation have led to a decrease in electricity prices.
Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca saw its quarterly profits rise, driven by increased sales of cancer medications.
A former president of South Korea has been handed a new penalty, potentially facing a fine of €25 million.
A guide offering advice on how to proceed if one discovers their car has been damaged.
The leader of Argentina has publicly criticized the president of Brazil, labeling him as a convict and a thief.
An overview of events and exhibits scheduled for August at the Palanga Summer Reading Room, including a focus on manuscripts and World Photography Day.
Renowned Japanese author Keigo Higashino has died.
A court has extended the asset freeze on a company associated with Vilhelmas Germanas.
The Social Democrats are challenging the Prime Minister's cabinet program by filing a motion with the Constitutional Court.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has acknowledged that the country's hypersonic 'Zircon' missiles have shortcomings.
Lithuanian official Kęstutis Budrys met with his Thai counterpart to discuss enhancing economic relations and encouraging investments between the two countries.
Paramount has reportedly agreed to delay its planned merger with Warner Bros.
A Lithuanian citizen residing in New Zealand recounts a humiliating experience of not receiving their pension for six months and is seeking assistance.
The article discusses the presenter of the show "Star", Ugne Sparange, and her history with other well-known women in similar roles.
The Kremlin has reportedly opened its diamond vault and announced an auction of high-value diamonds, amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine.
