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Students at the Čiurlionis School of Arts faced challenges at the start of the school year due to renovations, leading to their relocation and parental concern.
Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, has engaged in a verbal exchange with Moscow, with a representative expressing surprise at hearing statements from what they deem a terrorist organization.
Two months after experiencing earthquakes, the primary airport in Venezuela has recommenced its operations.
A statement suggests that Russia views itself as being at war with Europe, regardless of whether Europe reciprocates this sentiment.
Experts offer advice on how to successfully secure a desired job, following repeated rejections of a curriculum vitae.
In Marijampolė, a traffic incident involved two Samsung phones and one Huawei phone, with the devices reportedly going over a fence.
A collision between two ships near the Turkish coast resulted in one vessel sinking, with a search underway for ten crew members.
A significant urban development project is planned for Vilnius, involving the transformation of a 55-hectare area to be made accessible to the public.
Logistics company 'Venipak' has announced a multi-million euro expansion, with upcoming changes planned for various cities across Lithuania.
A court has ruled that the rejection of 'Kautra's' proposals in a tender for passenger transport services in the capital was justified.
Belarusian actors discuss the threats they face, feelings of indifference, and their continued desire to create art.
In a lengthy late-night tennis match in New York, player Zverev managed to make a crucial save.
Taurimas Valys suggests that if the energy distribution company ESO faces a shortage of funds for storm damage repair, budget allocations might be necessary.
A guide on how smartphone features can assist mushroom pickers by aiding in navigation and mushroom identification.
Russian President Putin has reportedly become angered by warnings issued by Ukrainian President Zelensky.
Emergency services are finding city traffic jams challenging and are urging road users to be mindful.
The CEO of a major data company plans to invest in a new defense technology firm established by a former Ukrainian minister.
A driver in a Peugeot, suspected of being heavily intoxicated, fled the scene of an accident without being tested for alcohol.
A report claims that Russia and Iran are collaborating on a clandestine program designated C430L, related to the war in Ukraine.
Russian President Putin is reportedly pressuring Armenia to make a choice, leading to an escalating dispute with Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan.
The article reveals the significant earnings of singer Jessisa Shy from a grand concert held in Vingis Park.
