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The LRT news front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on security and political developments. Top stories include discussions about the CIA director's visit to Moscow, the ongoing war in Ukraine, and domestic issues such as inflation, public transport, and…
Following the CIA director's visit to Moscow, Laurynas Kasčiūnas has called for a meeting of the Seimas National Security and Defence Committee to discuss the implications.
Benediktas Vanagas is set to defend his leading position in the FIA European Baja Cup 'Ultimate' category.
The city of Panevėžys has launched a new monthly parking ticket costing 40 euros, valid for all paid parking zones.
This lifestyle article explores surprising and unexpected culinary creations possible with common ingredients like bread, milk, and butter.
Economists predict that annual inflation in Lithuania could reach double-digit figures within six months.
A health specialist advises that vaccination against tick-borne encephalitis can be done at any time, emphasizing its importance.
Ieva Budraitė argues that the responsibility for storm-related damage lies not only with the energy distribution operator (ESO) but also with the government.
A farmer from the Biržai district will face trial for charges related to the death of an employee and document forgery.
The Lithuanian Radio and Television Commission (LRTK) will block an additional 40 pirated websites within the country.
Lithuanian police warn that phone scammers are tricking individuals into selling their real estate and then absconding with the money.
An appeal has been made to avoid disturbing cranes during their migratory departure from Lithuania.
The initial ships of the year carrying the grain harvest have set sail from the port of Klaipėda.
A player from the 'Šiauliai' team has been named the Most Valuable Player (MVP) of the ENBL Final Four tournament.
Political analyst Janeliūnas suggests the CIA director's visit to Moscow might have served as a warning to Russia concerning NATO activities.
According to Reuters, the Pentagon is expected to present options regarding the deployment of US troops in Europe by November.
Representatives of officials' trade unions will meet with the Prime Minister to negotiate social guarantees and salary adjustments.
This article examines the functioning of the Church's court system in cases of crimes against children committed by priests, and the Pope's potential influence.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (URM) has stated that Lithuanian citizens might have been in the affected areas of Nepal and China during recent natural disasters.
This science and IT article discusses the immediate aftermath of a storm and considers preparedness for future potential threats.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the war between Russia and Ukraine has entered a new and particularly deadly phase.
Natural disasters in Nepal have resulted in at least 165 fatalities, with one person reported missing.
According to US intelligence sources, the CIA director warned Russia in Moscow about potential threats to NATO members.
A source reports that the CIA director in Moscow issued a warning against attacking the Baltic states, highlighting the potential for escalation.
The death of avant-garde Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama is reported, highlighting her journey from childhood trauma to creating art inspired by hallucinations.
