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LRT.lt has launched a new campaign titled 'Good to Know,' emphasizing the value of time dedicated to news consumption.
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The news from LRT.lt covers a range of domestic and international topics. Key domestic stories include allegations of misconduct within the Ministry of Culture, a recent geological event in Pasvalis, legal developments in a case involving a sexual assault in Anykščiai, statements from Ukraine…
LRT.lt has launched a new campaign titled 'Good to Know,' emphasizing the value of time dedicated to news consumption.
Renowned opera singers Plácido Domingo and José Carreras are set to hold a concert in Kaunas.
According to media reports, employees of the Lithuanian Ministry of Culture have approached Alsį with concerns about the Chancellor's performance.
The Lithuanian champions in quad and motorcycle with sidecar cross racing have been determined in Šiauliai.
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated that Russian terrorism is not at the European Union's doorstep but has already infiltrated it.
A significant sinkhole has unexpectedly appeared in the Pasvalis district.
A young man accused of sexually assaulting a minor in a labyrinth park in the Anykščiai district has been released and remains free.
According to Tamašunienė, Ukraine has committed to implementing the verdicts in the January 13th case.
Central Bank of Lithuania Chairman Gediminas Šimkus expressed concern about high inflation and its implications for future interest rate increases.
An international investigation reveals that a Cuban salsa dancer living in Russia organized a terrorist attack and arson in Šiauliai on behalf of Russia's GRU, and is linked to other terror acts in Europe.
An investor with control over hundreds of millions discusses the potential AI bubble, predicting it will burst but with less severe consequences than feared.
It is reported that Matjošaitytė attempted to conceal consultations provided to 'Nemuno aušrai' from the outset.
The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) reports that Ušakovas has disputed Kushner's assertions regarding advancements in Ukraine negotiations.
The founders of 'Bankeros' are facing accusations of misappropriating assets valued at a minimum of 45 million euros.
The National Defence Volunteer Force (NKVC) has stated that an object observed in the Varena district was probably not a drone that had deviated from its course from Ukraine.
An analyst discusses the significant Russian manpower losses and their impact on the ongoing offensive operations.
Violations were discovered in a gymnasium's kitchen, including findings of unsanitary conditions and inconsistencies in portion weights compared to recipes.