Death toll from Colombia earthquake exceeds 250 ↗
The number of people killed in an earthquake in Colombia has surpassed 250, indicating a major natural disaster.
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The news front page from LRT (Lithuania) features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include a significant earthquake in Colombia and a mysterious incident involving Donald Trump's aircraft. Domestically, the news covers Lithuanian participation in European sports…
The number of people killed in an earthquake in Colombia has surpassed 250, indicating a major natural disaster.
A group of Lithuanian swimmers are competing in the European Swimming Championship, showcasing national talent in the sport.
Investment firm INVL and company Tesonet are set to acquire educational institutions, indicating consolidation in the private education sector.
A recipe highlights an unusual but appealing summer dish featuring grilled nectarines and burrata cheese.
A mysterious and seemingly secret exchange of aircraft used by Donald Trump has sparked public inquiry and raised numerous questions.
Lithuanian customs officials have intercepted a truck carrying a significant quantity of illegal cigarettes smuggled from Latvia.
An organizer of poetry readings at the MO Museum's outdoor space has declared Vilnius as the capital of Lithuanian poetry.
An analysis by Vlada Dapkos and Arvydas Guogis discusses the political atmosphere and pre-election sentiments in Sweden.
The Lithuanian Equality Ombudsman has issued a warning to marathon organizers regarding potential discrimination against participants with disabilities.
Two Lithuanian sailing crews are performing strongly and are among the leaders in the European ORC Championship after a demanding sea race.
Arturas Nemunaitis has officially announced his intention to run for the position of Vilnius Mayor.
Legal proceedings are set to begin as the case involving an illegal cigarette manufacturing operation discovered in Kaunas has been handed over to the court.
The Lithuanian Ministry of National Defence has reported successful sales of defense bonds, raising 18.4 million euros within a single week.
Real estate developer Hanner is reportedly planning to construct residential apartments in the unfinished section of the Business Stadium complex.
A public figure, Olekas, suggests that Vilnius should develop strategies to better integrate and accommodate Ukrainian and Belarusian arrivals by using their languages.
A recent crime report indicates that individuals in Marijampole and Vilnius have defrauded residents of about 28,200 euros.