Opposition's Challenge to Šimonytė's Government Escalates ↗
Front page leadFollowing opposition unrest, Social Democrats have taken a strong stance, initiating a constitutional court case against Prime Minister Šimonytė's government.
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The Lrytas front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include political developments such as the opposition's challenge to the current government and legal issues involving public figures. There's also a report on a scandal within the Vilnius prison system…
Following opposition unrest, Social Democrats have taken a strong stance, initiating a constitutional court case against Prime Minister Šimonytė's government.
A scandal has erupted in Vilnius Prison, with two female officers reportedly resigning within a month due to alleged intimate relationships with inmates.
In a bid to attract more customers, a particular retail chain has introduced a new strategy, leading to unexpected sights on its shelves.
Former politician S. Skvernelis has received a court ruling concerning his ankle monitor, indicating a legal setback.
The war in Ukraine continues to cause concern in the Kremlin, with recent warnings from President Zelenskyy about potential actions in October raising alarms.
Homeowners are being issued an urgent notice regarding a mandatory action that must be completed by Friday.
The ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Congo has tragically resulted in the deaths of more than 1,400 people.
A professor has identified factors that significantly improve the well-being of Lithuanians suffering from heart failure.
A psychologist sheds light on how unexpected events affect individuals and what occurs internally during such moments.
The 'Hegelmann' football club has welcomed two new players from Brazil to its roster.
K. Budrys has been subjected to strong criticism from a coalition partner, described as 'hopeless'.