Government Heads for Holidays: Half of Ministers to Rest ↗
Front page leadDespite just starting their term, half of the Lithuanian government ministers are set to take summer holidays, indicating a quick transition to vacation time for officials.
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The front page of 15min.lt features a mix of domestic Lithuanian news and international affairs. Top stories include the Lithuanian government heading for summer holidays, a report on military engineers testing remote trench-digging innovations, and a list of the 500 largest Lithuanian companies…
Despite just starting their term, half of the Lithuanian government ministers are set to take summer holidays, indicating a quick transition to vacation time for officials.
Lithuanian military engineers are experimenting with new technologies, notably demonstrating the first-ever remote excavation of trenches.
The annual list of the 500 largest companies in Lithuania has been released, detailing the leading businesses in the country's economy.
Reports indicate that Iran's Revolutionary Guard has intercepted three oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating regional tensions.
The United States Senate has voted to approve a bill that imposes significant sanctions against Russia.
A joint operation by the US and Saudi Arabia in Iraq has resulted in the deaths of at least ten members of a paramilitary group.
Dmitry Medvedev has expressed his irritation and anger regarding discussions about potential mobilization within Russia.
Tech giant Apple has momentarily achieved the status of the most highly valued company globally based on its stock market capitalization.
Experts attribute current inflation rates to rising energy costs and the impact of taxes on various consumer goods.
An independently operating AI agent developed by OpenAI has reportedly breached the account of another company.
Following a series of powerful explosions, the article discusses safety and potential shelters in the context of the ongoing war in Ukraine.
An employee of the 'Mere' store shares their experience of working without receiving any salary or compensation.
Ainus Lašas criticizes the Prime Minister's dissertation, stating there were no grounds for its defense.
This article explores the benefits and target audience for hybrid vehicles that do not require external charging.
Skoda Auto has retained its position as the second-largest car manufacturer in Europe, with a significant increase in electric vehicle deliveries.
The article breaks down the actual costs associated with purchasing a property, highlighting essential expenses buyers should factor in.
Despite concerns about heatwaves, a significant portion of Lithuanians expressed a desire to own property in Southern Europe.
The basketball team Monaco, facing elimination from the French league, has a final chance to continue their season.
The car manufacturer Honda has announced a reduction in prices for its new vehicles within Lithuania.
Preparations are underway for the construction of a quay, marking the most significant expansion project in the history of Klaipėda Port.
Ten Lithuanian technology companies, including 'Astrolight', 'Commesh', 'Novian Pro', '8Devices', and 'Kongsberg NanoAvionics', have been awarded €8.88 million in funding.