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The LRT news front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Lithuanian sports and business. Top stories include a significant victory for the Lithuanian basketball team, developments in Lithuanian business like LTG's revenue growth and Maxima's sale of a…
Two citizens of Belarus have been convicted for unlawfully obtaining EU support funds. This is a business and legal story with potential implications for cross-border EU fund management.
Carlos Alcaraz has made a strong start to his US Open title defense, returning to the singles court after a 139-day break, signaling his return to top-level tennis.
The Lithuanian national basketball team has achieved an important victory, a significant event for Lithuanian sports fans.
An archival excerpt from Valdas Adamkus's diary reveals sensitive and emotional reflections about his wife, Alma, offering a personal glimpse into the former president's life.
Lithuanian Railways (LTG) reported a 7% increase in revenue to 261 million euros for the first half of the year, though its EBITDA saw a 9% decline, indicating mixed financial performance.
The Lithuanian retail giant 'Maxima' has sold its payment company 'Sollo' to the Latvian company 'Onebill', a significant move in the regional fintech market.
Insurers have reported that the total damage caused by a recent storm exceeds 13 million euros, highlighting the economic impact of severe weather events.
Tomas Gavėnas has commenced his duties as the new Lithuanian Commercial Attaché in Poland, a role focused on strengthening bilateral economic relations.
South Korean intelligence suggests that a meeting between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un could occur at any moment, indicating ongoing diplomatic efforts or tensions.
The Iranian President has stated that Tehran will respond in kind if the United States adheres to the June agreement, referring to nuclear or diplomatic commitments.
This opinion piece by Dainius Genys delves into the geopolitical strategies and influences related to the CIA Director, discussing both overt and covert aspects.
Financial analyst Vytenis Lapinskas warns that financial markets are heading into a historically challenging September, suggesting potential economic downturns or volatility.
The passing of former Lithuanian national football team striker Fomenka is reported, marking a loss in the country's sporting community.
Indrė Genytė-Pikčienė's analysis suggests that despite high inflation, consumer demand and spending appetite in Lithuania remain robust.
The National Health Insurance Fund has announced plans to improve the procedures for coordinating contracts with healthcare institutions, aiming for greater efficiency and clarity.
'Elektrum Lietuva' reports a 22% decrease in electricity prices, attributed to a rise in renewable energy production within Lithuania.
Laurynas, who was initially apprehensive about teaching, shares his perspective that male teachers are a definite necessity in schools.
A drone was rescued from a swamp in a Latvian municipality during a turbulent night, and Estonia reportedly faced an attack, indicating regional security concerns.
There is criticism leveled at Jonas Valančiūnas, with the statement suggesting that 'Balčiūnas - about competing, not about new reality,' implying a disconnect or outdated approach.
A massive Russian attack on Kyiv resulted in the deaths of 8 people, detailing the ongoing impact of the conflict in Ukraine.
Former President Dalia Grybauskaitė questions the Minister of Education, asking if he is genuinely ashamed of the problems or merely feigning concern.
A psychologist provides advice on how to explain dangers to children, emphasizing that encyclopedic details are unnecessary and suggesting simpler, age-appropriate explanations.
Coach Blazejevic describes the current crisis situation, stating that the team performed worse than previously and was unable to compete effectively in Turkey.
