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The Lithuanian news site 15min.lt features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a child abuse case, updates on healthcare benefits, crime reports involving Polish nationals, and international affairs like the war in Ukraine and earthquakes in China. Economic news discusses…
The mother of a teenager sexually abused by a mentor expresses her frustration and shock at the alleged release of the perpetrator, feeling that the victim's perspective was ignored.
Two Polish citizens are facing charges for allegedly robbing self-service car wash terminals in multiple Lithuanian cities.
The National Health Insurance Fund (VLK) announces that the rental costs for oxygen concentrators will be covered for individuals suffering from sleep apnea.
A seismic event has been reported in a remote region of China, with two earthquakes being registered.
Inga Ruginienė clarifies that the Istanbul Convention lacks the controversial elements that are frequently brought up in public discourse.
Economist Aleksandras Izgorodinas analyzes how escalating energy costs have influenced projections for inflation and interest rates.
Significant changes are underway at key intersections in Panevėžys, with a report detailing the upcoming redevelopment and its implications for drivers.
Travel advice for Egypt warns of a specific regulation that could prevent passengers from boarding their flights.
An analysis identifies the most vulnerable business sectors in Lithuania, highlighting the numerous challenges they face.
A legal case involving Polish nationals accused of stealing thousands of euros from self-service car washes in Lithuania is proceeding to court.
The Lithuanian Radio and Television (LRT) Council has announced the appointment of Ieva Čibiraitė to lead its Internal Audit Service.
A presidential advisor states confidence in the Bank of Lithuania's evaluation of OTP Bank's operations in Russia, following its acquisition of Luminor's operations.
An article explores the psychological phenomenon where a substantial bank balance can lead to overspending beyond one's financial means.
A joint Lithuanian and Latvian karting event, part of the 'Rotax' series, successfully gathered 141 talented young drivers.
Following an incident where a minor was assaulted in Marijampolė, the Lithuanian Presidency is calling for a renewed discussion on the policy regarding mobile phone usage in schools.
Inga Ruginienė suggests that employers and trade unions should negotiate and reach an agreement on the minimum wage (MMA) within their collective bargaining agreements.
French authorities are initiating legal proceedings against the car manufacturer Renault concerning the 'dieselgate' emissions scandal.
According to media reports, Russian President Vladimir Putin intends to continue military operations for an additional three years.
Political analyst Ramūnas Vilpišauskas discusses the prospects and potential for peace, likely in the context of ongoing international conflicts.
A guide advises on dietary restrictions and other medications that should be avoided when taking 'Ozempic'.
The article analyzes the reasons behind Ukraine's actions that led to the disruption or cessation of operations for the Russian e-commerce platform 'Wildberries'.
