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The front page of LRT features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent human interest story about a young woman battling cancer. Other domestic news includes a report on unusual radar activity near Kaliningrad, a police car hitting a scooter rider, and a union criticizing border…
A 24-year-old woman named Miglė shares her perspective on battling a rare form of blood cancer, emphasizing the importance of not being defined by the diagnosis and finding hope amidst the illness.
Radar systems near Varėna detected an unidentified object moving in the direction of the Kaliningrad region.
France has issued an apology to the United States concerning a diplomatic disagreement at the United Nations.
The United Nations acknowledges that Ukraine is bracing for its most difficult winter since the start of the ongoing war.
A traffic incident occurred where a police car collided with a scooter rider.
A trade union has voiced criticism against the State Border Guard Service (VSAT) for attempting to recover damages from one of its officers.
The article details the path of an athlete, Ranceva, from facing doping accusations to receiving an order from the president, and their participation in a 20-fold ultra-marathon.
A puppy named Pipiras is undergoing training to join the police force.
After a long break, discus thrower Virgilijus Alekna reflects on his feeling in the sector and achieving a stadium record.
In Croatian football, player Lasickas made a successful assist, while in Slovenia, the team 'Celje' experienced a setback.
After completing a 500km walk, Krupavičius shares his reflections, stating that simple things touched him the most.
An opinion piece by Paulius Gritėnas exploring the level of rational trust within Lithuania.
The weather forecast indicates that autumn will still bring warm temperatures, with highs reaching 21 degrees Celsius.
An ambitious teacher focused on nurturing talent discusses the challenge of engaging students in an era dominated by platforms like TikTok.
Contact has been lost with an Indonesian ferry in the Java Sea, which was carrying more than 240 passengers.
The Sakalauskai family moved to a village where they cultivate peonies and berries, finding more fulfillment than they did in the city.
