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The front page of 15min.lt features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Lithuanian current events. Top stories include a report on a residential property dispute, an environmental initiative, and a medical exchange program with Ukraine. International news covers the…
Residents of Vilnius are dismayed after finding their rented apartment, leased to tenants from India, in a state of disarray, with all their invested efforts seemingly destroyed.
The 'Miškobank' initiative, featuring well-known personalities, is launching to encourage the public to 'retire' old forests and thereby preserve them.
Nine medical professionals from Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia will undertake their first joint training program in Ukrainian hospitals.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that ballistic missile interceptors could have potentially saved lives.
BYD has introduced a new gold-plated SUV, which is priced higher than luxury vehicles from Bentley and Maybach.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel has not agreed to the US-backed plan for the Gaza Strip.
A surprising development has occurred in the career of football star Mohamed Salah.
Logistics company Venipak has achieved a record revenue of 48 million euros in the first half of the year.
The Lithuanian Parliamentary Ombudsman suggests increasing public participation in the European Union's legislative process.
A report reveals a grim reality in Russia, with negative news affecting three-quarters of its population.
One of Lithuania's most promising combat sports athletes has signed an exclusive contract with UTMA.
A recent poll indicates that the majority of Lithuanian citizens are in favor of increasing taxes on heavy goods vehicles.
An earthquake measuring 6.3 on the Richter scale has been registered near the southern coast of the Philippines.
An additional 47.4 million euros have been raised through the sale of defense bonds.
A businessman who experienced significant financial losses shares his insights, stating that while money can be earned, trust cannot.
The Lithuanian Central Project Management Agency (CPVA) has launched an EU investment tender worth 30 million euros for public security service equipment.
Real estate in Vilnius is attracting significant interest, with many planning to purchase properties valued at over 150,000 euros.
A woman who discovered her bank card was missing from her purse was shocked by what she found when she checked her account.
An incident involving the ship 'Novorosiysk' might indicate the end of Russia's convoy operations in the Black Sea.
Ski resorts in Poland are issuing warnings of extreme heat, affecting temperatures in Lithuania and Latvia.
