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Andrius Blaževičius' film 'Divorce by Wartime' has been selected as Lithuania's contender for an Oscar.
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Andrius Blaževičius' film 'Divorce by Wartime' has been selected as Lithuania's contender for an Oscar.
Residents of Vilnius are reporting electricity disruptions in the city.
The last known location of a missing Lithuanian has been determined in the mountains of Kyrgyzstan, at an altitude of 5000 meters.
The Washington Post revealed that Donald Trump's plane was switched to a food cargo plane during a secret operation in Turkey.
A man resisted police officers during an arrest for a public order violation in Širvintos.
According to the Financial Times, this is Ukraine's opportunity to bring Putin to the negotiating table.
Scammers tricked a woman from Vilnius, defrauding her of 10,300 euros.
The Food and Veterinary Service (VMVT) is reminding food producers about stricter control measures due to the threat of Listeria in food.
Donald Trump believes that replacing FIFA president Gianni Infantino would be a grave error.
The Perseid meteor shower is approaching, and the article provides tips on how to photograph shooting stars using a smartphone.
A report on traffic violations on coastal roads in Lithuania, noting 700 offenders, including one caught with a blood alcohol content of nearly 3 per mille.
Karolis Čekauskas has been appointed as the head of Philip Morris Baltic.
The Minister of Culture announced plans to increase the salaries of cultural workers by at least 5% in the upcoming year.
The British Ambassador made a sarcastic comment about Russia's speed, stating that even snails are faster.
The President of Lithuania, upon returning from Madeira, is scheduled to meet with the Prime Minister.
A doctor discusses the rise in injuries from bicycles and scooters, highlighting common mistakes that can result in fractures.
Inga Ruginienė has voiced criticism regarding the president's proposal concerning temporary work permits for foreign nationals.
Thirteen drones were shot down near Moscow, leading to flight restrictions at several airports.
The Kremlin is reportedly receiving warning signals from its allies concerning the war in Ukraine.
A scientist advises against consuming a specific type of food, stating it acts as fuel for chronic inflammation.
The challenging track in Zarasai city has determined the most skilled slalom drivers.
Kyrgyzstan has reportedly offered refuge to the company Wildberries, which has faced attacks related to Ukraine.