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The news on LRT from Lithuania covers a range of domestic and international topics. Domestically, stories focus on education system issues, potential compensation for citizens, changes in local elections, and business developments like real estate and economic forecasts. Internationally, there's a…
Basketball player Devoe is beginning a new chapter in his career in Vilnius and aims to achieve championship success.
Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski stated that Germany's potential withdrawal from the Schengen Area, as proposed by the AfD, would lead to significant repercussions for Poland.
The President's advisor highlights that issues with the PUPP (likely a program or system) indicate broader systemic problems.
Olekas states he sees no reason to criticize Meškauskaitė, who has been appointed as a member of the LRT Council.
A personal exhibition by the Gataveckas brothers, titled 'Code: I Am,' is opening at the 'Meno niša' gallery.
Savickas proposes that residents should receive additional compensation of up to 200 Euros to cover their losses.
An article discusses the implications of stopping work on mandatory health insurance coverage.
The Ministry of Justice is suggesting an increase in compensation amounts for individuals who have been victims of sexual violence.
A new cottage development, valued at 32 million Euros, is planned to be constructed in the Visoriai area.
SEB bank has revised its economic projections for Lithuania, decreasing the GDP growth forecast to 3% and the inflation forecast to 5.3% for the current year.
An opinion piece by Kęstutis Zinkevičius questions whether 14,000 rural residents in the Ukmergė region have been overlooked regarding free transport services.
Remigijus Krivickas will run for Vilnius mayor, while Orlauskas is seeking a position in the Kaunas district elections.
A proposal has been made to schedule the elections for mayors and municipal councils for March 7th.
The Minister of Education indicated that the current 25-point threshold for Matura (high school exit) exams is expected to remain in place for future exams.
Jonas Valančiūnas reflected on the performance of the Lithuanian national team and Balčiūnas, stating that the team could have performed better.
Logistics company Girteka is expanding its presence by establishing operations in Romania and Latvia, and will move some of its activities to these countries.
Mothers are protesting against court-appointed mediators, citing complaints and pressure to opt for paid services.
A story from the IT (Information Technology) or science section reports on a medical milestone in 2026 where a person received the first gene therapy injection.
The President's advisor points out that issues with the PUPP system are indicative of broader systemic failures.
Savickas suggests that residents should receive up to 200 Euros in additional compensation to cover their losses.
This article discusses Europe's strategy to persuade President Trump to provide 'Patriot' missile systems to Ukraine.
An article discusses the salary of teachers and argues that no one should view it negatively.
A journalist reports that the bodies of climbers who went missing in the mountains have been discovered.
A psychotherapist offers an explanation for why people often spend a long time choosing a film to watch, and why this decision-making process can be arduous.
The minister stated that the 25-point threshold for the matura exams is expected to be applied in the future as well.