Cultural events return to Kaunas courtyards ↗
Front page leadA cultural event cycle titled 'Culture into Courtyards' is returning to Kaunas, transforming apartment building courtyards into stages.
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The Lithuanian news front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include a new cultural event cycle in Kaunas, comments on politics and confidence in democracy, updates on healthcare (oxygen concentrators for sleep apnea patients), the closure of the 'Mere'…
A cultural event cycle titled 'Culture into Courtyards' is returning to Kaunas, transforming apartment building courtyards into stages.
An analysis by Aleksandras Izgorodinas suggests that rising energy prices have led to increased expectations for inflation and interest rates.
V. Sinkevičius states that the task for democrats is to restore people's trust and belief in politics.
Patients suffering from sleep apnea will have the rental of oxygen concentrators subsidized.
Shares of major US technology companies have declined following reports of a technological breakthrough in China.
Media reports indicate that a suspect has been identified in connection with the alleged assault of a young person in Druskininkai.
Ahead of the Champions League qualifying match, player Lekiatas expressed anticipation for the game, hoping for goals.
The retail chain 'Mere' has ceased operations and closed its stores in Lithuania.
The newly appointed head of the State Tax Inspectorate (VMI) has identified four key areas of focus, including combating the shadow economy and scrutinizing specific businesses.
Market trends indicate that the earlier boom driven by artificial intelligence is now being replaced by a sell-off fueled by fear.
A representative, Ruginienė, states that the Istanbul Convention does not include the sensitive topics that are frequently brought up in discussions.
Mantas Lukauskas explores the paradox of artificial intelligence excelling in complex mathematical tasks like olympiads, yet failing at simpler, everyday functions like telling time.
With the cucumber season in full swing, here are recipes for satisfying and affordable lunch bowls.
The LRT Council has appointed Ieva Čibiraitė to the position of Head of the Internal Audit Service.
Reconstruction work will be carried out on two roads within the Suwalki Corridor, with an investment of 20 million euros.
Regarding the minimum wage (MMA), the minister stated that employers and trade unions should reach an agreement within the collective bargaining process.
A report indicates that Lithuanian politicians are increasingly purchasing property in European resorts, citing prohibitive costs within Lithuania.
A link to news and updates regarding the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine.
A section dedicated to news and information about the new political coalition.
Information and news related to the matriculation exams.
Content related to the 100th anniversary of LRT.
Current weather conditions in Vilnius: 16°C with 75% humidity.
A section for in-depth investigative reports by LRT.
Reports indicate that Ukraine has conducted strikes on military facilities in the Moscow region and Crimea, leading to power disruptions.
An expert's analysis of the meeting between Trump and Zelensky suggests that military aid is expected to be limited.
According to US officials, a new stage of negotiations between Israel and Lebanon is set to commence following the July 4th holiday.
A foul by Zalgiris' Antalio is described as heroic, with the player commenting on the unusual nature of the situation.