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The news from 15min.lt covers a range of domestic and international topics. Domestically, there are stories about a historical ranking of media portals, a time capsule discovered in Kaunas revealing past trade practices, advancements in Lithuanian football refereeing, the introduction of a new bus…
A public official, who set fire to a confiscated Audi, has spoken in court, stating his actions were motivated by a sense of 'if not for me, then for no one'. This domestic crime story highlights a case of vandalism and legal proceedings.
An unexpected discovery in Kaunas has led to the opening of a time capsule, offering a glimpse into trade practices from 30 years ago. This story provides a historical and cultural perspective on Lithuanian commerce.
The number of football referees in Lithuania has significantly increased by 37% over the past two years, indicating growth and development in the sport's officiating sector.
A new type of bus has been introduced in Vilnius, raising questions about its suitability for the city's narrow streets. This story touches on urban development and infrastructure.
The startup 'Brite' has secured a €0.5 million loan from SEB bank to fund its expansion, indicating growth in Lithuania's tech and startup ecosystem.
Iran has responded to Donald Trump's economic pressure tactics, characterizing them as another failed policy. This international relations story highlights geopolitical tensions.
Farmers have started receiving advance payments, and this article provides essential information for them to understand the process.
A revealed gap in study choices in Lithuania shows that gender continues to play a significant role in what fields students pursue.
A film created by Belarusians who escaped the regime has been presented at the Berlin Film Festival and is now set to be shown in Lithuania, connecting cultural events with political narratives.
The electoral commission has announced that 12 candidates have submitted their documents for the upcoming early elections in the Nalšia North constituency, detailing a political development within Lithuania.
A South Korean minister has stated that North Korea possesses an estimated 80 to 120 nuclear weapons, providing an update on international security concerns.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has reported that Russian drones struck a border control point near Moldova, escalating regional tensions.
The parent company of Estonia's 'Agrone' is acquiring the largest dairy processing company in Latvia, indicating a significant business transaction within the Baltic region.
Lithuanian multi-instrumentalist Saulius Petreikis has released his new album 'Ritualai', with his brother featuring in the recordings. This is a cultural story about a local artist.
This article details the costs and timeline for the renovation of Žeimių Street in Jonava, providing practical information about local infrastructure projects.
A fire broke out in a kitchen in Alytus, and a resident was found unconscious inside. This is a local crime and emergency services report.
The 'KN Energies' group has reported a 14% increase in revenue, reaching €58.1 million this year. This is a business and finance news item.
The Forestry department is announcing a tender for a contractor to build its new headquarters near Vievios, a public procurement news item.
The Black Sea flagship has been hit by Russian ships, leaving it unusable for years. This international story details the impact of the conflict in Ukraine.
