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The news from 15min.lt covers a range of domestic and international topics, with a focus on the impact of a recent storm in Lithuania, economic news including Lithuanian startups and dairy in Latvia, and international affairs concerning Ukraine and the West Bank. Other stories touch on technology…
Emergency services in Lithuania handled a record number of calls due to a severe storm, indicating the significant impact and strain on resources experienced across the country.
Lithuanian tech startups are successfully attracting substantial investments, although the overall number of deals being closed has not seen a corresponding increase.
Latvia has experienced a 3.4% decrease in milk purchase volumes this year, indicating a notable shift in the agricultural sector.
The 9th Leonid Donskis Conference will be held in Vilnius, exploring whether major world powers are reshaping geopolitical maps.
An Israeli military operation in the West Bank resulted in the death of a Palestinian teenager, according to official reports.
The publishing house 'Baltos lankos' is holding an open casting call to find a new narrator for an upcoming audiobook.
A technology expert debunks the common myth of using rice for water-damaged phones and explains the correct procedure to follow.
The mushroom picking season is underway, with a look at the expected harvest and advice on whether to cut or pull mushrooms.
Washington has issued a strong warning that a trade war with the United States would have devastating consequences for Canada's economy.
An explanation of work regulations for September 1st, clarifying which employees are entitled to a full day off and which will only have a half-day.
Law enforcement authorities have reported the confiscation of two additional drones used by criminals.
In addition to power outages, the recent storm has also affected mobile communication networks, leaving some areas without service.
As Ukraine faces a shortage of air defense systems, allied nations are convening in Kyiv for crucial discussions.
Research indicates a decrease in media content discussing the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact within media outlets that are favorable to the Kremlin.
Mindaugas Valiukas has released a book of extremely short poems, asserting that even two words can be sufficient for poetic expression.
Mantas Katinas has been appointed as the head of 'Kurianti karta', a company associated with Tesonet and INVL.
A visual report on the newly renovated railway crossing located in Pravieniškės.
Reports indicate significant Ukrainian strikes against 'Ozon' logistics centers in three separate regions within Russia.
The article discusses the ongoing war in Ukraine and includes a warning from Vladimir Putin about opening Pandora's Box.
An expert critically examines the concept of a sex offender registry, deeming the idea 'complete absurdity'.
An interview with the commander of the Lithuanian armed forces discussing Russian threats and effective leadership strategies.
