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The LRT news front page features a mix of international and domestic Lithuanian news. Top international stories include Iran's warning to Persian Gulf states, the International Criminal Court's stance on US sanctions, and a wildfire in Belgium. Domestically, stories cover a planned strike by…
An LRT investigation reveals a network within the Social Democrats, allegedly involving regional elites and the Prime Minister's wife, operating as a 'manor'.
Iran's military has issued a warning to Persian Gulf countries against providing assistance to the US military in the region.
The Ministry announced that urgent consultations with an endocrinologist will now be provided within a 14-day timeframe.
Columnist Vaidas Žagūnis discusses how Northern regions are surpassing Germany, with implications for the Baltic states.
The International Criminal Court asserts that US sanctions are detrimental to the principles of the rule of law.
A cultural piece reflecting on how an individual's narrative can evolve into a metaphor for a larger historical epoch.
Prosecutors allege that Meta intentionally used knowledge of child brain development to encourage addictive behavior on its platforms.
Lithuanian conservatives are suggesting the removal of a 120-day limit on nursing care and the establishment of day care centers.
An opinion piece by Rapolas Gražys exploring the necessity of critical thinking and intellectual leadership within modern organizations.
The company 'Tesonet' has received approval to purchase the 'Grand Hotel Vilnius', located in the historic Old Town of the capital.
The stock market is experiencing a sell-off of artificial intelligence companies, according to the latest market timer.
Prison trade unions in Lithuania are again threatening to strike, this time due to proposed reductions in inmate pocket money.
Authorities have reported that a forest fire in Belgium was contained overnight, though the situation is still considered complex.
Lithuania's Communications Regulatory Authority has clarified the guidelines for labeling content generated by artificial intelligence.
A mention of the film 'Betono vaikai' (Concrete Children) by Saulius Baradinskas, featured during 'Sidabrinės gervės naktyse'.
Following an investigation into Sinkevičienė's employment, conservative politicians are considering referring the case to the Chief Official Ethics Commission (VTEK).
A link to news and updates regarding the ongoing war in Ukraine.
A link related to LRT's 100th anniversary or related content.
A section likely dedicated to regional news or content specific to Lithuania.
New traffic regulations related to traffic lights are set to be implemented.
The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) suggests that Putin has a stronger grasp of Russia's economic challenges than the true cost of the war.
An opinion or analysis by Taminskas on why investing in the airline 'Air Baltic' would be driven by emotion rather than sound financial reasoning.
An article discussing three pivotal workdays that led to the downfall of an empire and how Moscow's 'tragicomedy' facilitated Lithuania's liberation.
A weather forecast indicating shorter days on Wednesday, with increased chances of rain and thunderstorms on Friday.
Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister, urges for elections to be held in Russia, stating that democracy should not be neglected.
