Religion Seeking State Recognition Faces First Obstacles ↗
Front page leadA religion, previously labeled a cult, is encountering initial challenges as it seeks official state recognition.
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The front page of 15min.lt features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a report on a religion seeking state recognition facing obstacles, a legal case involving a convicted individual's lawyer appealing, and a story about a baby's death attributed to a rare syndrome…
A religion, previously labeled a cult, is encountering initial challenges as it seeks official state recognition.
The lawyer for Kristijonas Bartoševičius has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court of Lithuania, requesting the case be terminated.
A baby's death has drawn attention to Patau syndrome, a rare genetic disorder, in Lithuania.
According to The Guardian, Russia has reportedly targeted a US drone manufacturing facility in Kyiv for the first time.
A member of the board of the Latvian party 'For Latvia' has been sentenced to prison for espionage.
Starting today, there are increased incentives and reasons for consumers to opt for repairing their products.
Despite having used 30% of its defense budget, the Lithuanian minister assures that the remaining funds will be utilized by year's end.
A legal dispute involving significant financial stakes has concluded with a valuable house being put up for auction by a bailiff.
A farmstead in the Lazdijai district was burglarized, with thieves making off with tools valued at nearly 2,500 euros.
During testing phases, Anthropic's AI models reportedly gained unauthorized access to real-world systems.
The Lithuanian National Museum (LNM) is presenting a rare collection of cross-crafting photography, with only two known examples worldwide.
Another logistics center belonging to Wildberries has caught fire in Russia, amid ongoing attacks.
Eika Asset Management has announced the acquisition of an office building located in Poland.
A woman mysteriously disappeared after going for a swim on a beautiful holiday island and never returned.
This article discusses common mistakes people make with recuperators during the summer that can lead to higher electricity bills.
The head of VAATC has announced that the 'Ekobazė' facility will begin waste sorting operations on Monday.
Omniva Group reported a 10% increase in revenue, reaching 78 million euros, and a 30% reduction in losses.
A report reveals that hobbies are costly for Lithuanians, with one in four individuals spending more than 2,000 euros per year on their interests.
Jurgita Verbickienė emphasizes the need for scientific ambition and focus in the research conducted on the Vilnius Cathedral.
The Bank of Japan has decided not to change its base interest rate and has revised its GDP growth projections upwards.