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The front page of 15min.lt features a mix of domestic Lithuanian news and international affairs. Top stories include political developments in Washington, Lithuanian military exercises, and economic updates. There's also coverage of ongoing international conflicts and domestic crime. A significant…
A political dispute in Washington involving an ambassador may see a controversial politician playing a pivotal role in resolving the situation, potentially becoming the ambassador's savior.
In a historic shift, 15min has overtaken Delfi to become the most-read news portal in Lithuania, according to recent rankings.
Unusual military exercises are taking place in the Baltic Sea, focusing on survival skills for soldiers after an emergency landing scenario.
A Ukrainian national detained in connection with the 'Nord Stream' pipeline sabotage is reportedly one of the creators of a Hollywood film about the attack, adding a surprising twist to the investigation.
An explanation has been provided regarding footage captured in Kazokiškės, which appeared to show unsorted waste being transported.
An economist reports that the economies of the Baltic states are beginning the second half of the year with more strength than anticipated.
A police operation where officers believed they had successfully disarmed a woman took an unexpected turn when it was revealed they had not fully succeeded.
Drone attacks have targeted the Russian city of Perm, specifically hitting the LUKOIL oil refinery located there.
The Ministry of National Defense has announced that proposals to accelerate arms procurement will be presented to the government this fall.
An analysis of the impact of the second pension pillar payments on borrowing habits reveals significant changes in consumer behavior after the funds were disbursed.
'Eurovia Lietuva' has been awarded a contract worth nearly 2 million euros to reconstruct a segment of the Vilnius-Minsk highway near Nemežis.
The article provides tips and recommends applications designed to help drivers avoid traffic congestion.
A culinary tip suggests using groats instead of bread in cutlet filling to improve texture and moisture, resulting in a better-browned crust.
A driver apprehended for drunk driving is also suspected of being involved in drug transportation.
Lithuanian public broadcaster LRT is challenging a law enforcement decision that mandates the disclosure of a journalist's confidential source.
A look into the future of electric vehicles, discussing what model is expected to succeed the current electric Porsche Taycan.
Orlen has secured a new contract for Norwegian oil, which is expected to cover up to 25% of the company's total supply requirements.
A Kremlin representative has commented on the possibility of mobilization, stating that future developments will determine the course of action.
Soldiers are participating in an extraordinary training exercise in the Baltic Sea, focusing on survival techniques following an emergency aircraft landing.
Inflation in Japan saw an acceleration during the month of July, according to recent economic data.
Missile tests conducted by Russia near the Kuril Islands have drawn a strong condemnation from Japan, escalating regional tensions.
This article breaks down the costs associated with obtaining a driver's license in Lithuania, from the initial driving school fees to the final exams.
An interview with Tubelis discussing his record-breaking performance, leadership qualities, and some unsettling moments during a game.
