War in Ukraine: New suspicions towards Russia after a foggy incident in Estonia ↗
Front page leadFollowing a foggy incident in Estonia, new suspicions have been raised towards Russia regarding the war in Ukraine.
Lithuania
The front page of 15min.lt features a mix of domestic Lithuanian news and international affairs. Top stories include updates on the conflict in Ukraine, a report on fewer mushroom pickers and lower prices for chanterelles in Lithuania, and political news regarding appointments and investigations…
Following a foggy incident in Estonia, new suspicions have been raised towards Russia regarding the war in Ukraine.
The number of mushroom pickers in Lithuania has decreased, leading to lower prices for chanterelles this season.
The opposition is questioning the recent appointments within the Ministry of Transport, citing a lack of valued competence.
The Šauliai union has reportedly dismissed 33 of its employees.
The European Union is reportedly preparing to increase the sanctions it has imposed on Russia.
Iran's armed forces have issued a warning to Persian Gulf states concerning any assistance provided to the US military.
The court, TBT, has stated that US sanctions are damaging the rule of law.
The Lithuanian army commander, Vaikšnoras, has awarded the recently departed chief of border guards, Liubajevas.
Salaries in the Kaunas district are reportedly increasing and now exceed those in the Vilnius district, indicating economic growth.
In honor of World Photography Day, unique photographs showcasing scenes from Old Vilnius and portraits of bohemian life are featured.
Lithuania has seen a record increase in electric vehicles, and drivers are sharing their expectations regarding charging infrastructure.
Members of the opposition have expressed doubts regarding the appointment of Oleksandr Laneckii to the LTOU board.
The leader of the LVŽS party has stated that all necessary investigations will be conducted concerning employment in Raudondvaris, following reports from LRT.
The company 'Tesonet' has received permission to purchase the 'Grand Hotel Vilnius' located in the historic old town of the capital.
A driver in Kaunas crashed a 'Toyota' into a wall and fled the scene before emergency services arrived.
Prosecutors allege that the company 'Meta' contributed to children's addiction and deliberately misled the public.
France's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that Paris will expel two diplomats from Iran.
The number of mushroom pickers in Lithuania has decreased, leading to lower prices for chanterelles this season.
Support of up to 20 million euros will be available for solar, battery, and other energy projects within Special Economic Zones (SEZs).
The Ministry of Health (SAM) announced that urgent endocrinologist appointments will be available to patients within two weeks.
Lina Skersytė has been appointed as the Head of Communications for 'Oro navigacijos' (Air Navigation).
An ambulance was involved in a traffic accident in Kaunas.
The company 'Tesonet' has received permission to purchase the 'Grand Hotel Vilnius' located in the historic old town of the capital.
A driver in Kaunas crashed a 'Toyota' into a wall and fled the scene before emergency services arrived.
Prosecutors allege that the company 'Meta' contributed to children's addiction and deliberately misled the public.
France's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced that Paris will expel two diplomats from Iran.
The restaurant 'Paupio virtuvė' has declared bankruptcy and has terminated all of its employees.