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The front page of 15min.lt features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Lithuanian current events. Top stories include a crime report about a drunk driver hitting parked cars and causing injury to children, an investigation into whether Lithuanian mayors declare large…
A drunk driver in the Kaunas region collided with three motorcycles and fled the scene, resulting in injuries to two children. The incident highlights issues of drunk driving and its consequences.
An investigation reveals that nine Lithuanian mayors have declared possessing over €40,000 in cash, with Ričardas Malinauskas reportedly holding the largest amount. This story delves into the financial declarations of public officials.
15min.lt has achieved a historic milestone by surpassing its competitor Delfi and becoming the most read online portal in Lithuania, according to the latest ratings.
A report on the war in Ukraine, noting the sighting of Russian warships in the Mediterranean Sea, a first in a decade. This story indicates escalating tensions and military activity related to the conflict.
An article discussing potential reasons for a visit by the US intelligence chief to Moscow, focusing on three critical topics that might have been on the agenda.
In the Lithuanian real estate market, parking spaces are being sold for over €30,000, with buyers also showing interest in acquiring second parking spots, indicating a booming market or unique urban challenges.
Residents have complained about constant noise from construction workers during rest hours, leading to police being called even on a holiday. This story highlights local community disputes over construction noise.
The Klaipėda Free Economic Zone has commenced construction on its fourth 'FlexStart' building, with an investment of €8.5 million, signaling growth and development in the region's industrial sector.
The company 'Emsi' has received regulatory approval to purchase three automatic gas stations from 'Circle K', a move that could impact the fuel market in Lithuania.
Economist Indrė Genytė-Pikčienė notes that wages in Lithuania have once again experienced double-digit growth, providing insights into the country's economic performance.
There is a proposal to abolish the Lithuanian Food Council, which has been operational for the past year and a half, suggesting a review of governmental bodies and their effectiveness.
A resident from Kaunas shares his story of a drunk driver damaging his parked car and receiving a minimal €5 fine, questioning the severity of the penalty.
Lithuanian museums are offering free admission on Sundays, with a variety of exhibitions available, ranging from historical displays on freedom fights to literary-themed exhibits.
A report discussing the potential of the Lithuanian basketball team 'Žalgiris' and their initial challenges in the upcoming season, offering insights for sports enthusiasts.
The head of Instagram has acknowledged that the platform's security measures designed to protect teenagers were not effective, raising concerns about user safety online.
The United States plans to revoke visas for as many as 200,000 individuals who have applied for asylum, a significant policy change impacting immigration.
A fire broke out at a garage in the Priekulė municipality, destroying a camper and several cars. The incident was reported early in the morning.
According to media reports, Japan is planning to provide support for the construction of alternative oil pipelines in the Middle East, a move that could influence regional energy dynamics.
