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The Lithuanian news website 15min.lt features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include political questions surrounding a potential Russian provocation, an interview with a 15-year-old earning significant income, and a report on the war in Ukraine. Domestic news covers economic…
Lithuanian politicians are raising questions about whether the "Gerbera" incident was a Russian provocation, citing several aspects that they find unconvincing.
New details and facts are surfacing regarding the war in Ukraine, specifically concerning Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov's alleged connection to Putin's family.
A 15-year-old Lithuanian entrepreneur shares their success story, detailing how they earned 120,000 euros and discussing their business strategies and aspirations.
A court has decided to extend the detention for one month of an individual suspected in the murder of a paramedic.
The United States plans to implement sanctions on buyers of Russian oil and gas, a move that has already prompted an immediate reaction from India.
Lithuania's Central Electoral Commission (VRK) has postponed the review of a serious violation concerning a car rental by the "Regional Party" until October.
A road in Klaipeda is already showing signs of deterioration with significant potholes appearing less than a year after its construction or repair.
A new network for monitoring air quality has been established in the Vilnius region, with the collected data made available to the public.
Rick Rubin's influential book on creativity, 'The Creative Act: A Way of Being,' has been released in Lithuanian, with the publication emphasizing that creativity is accessible to all.
Telia has been awarded a contract worth 1.3 million euros to supply IT and communication services for events related to Lithuania's upcoming presidency of the Council of the European Union.
The cargo throughput at the Port of Klaipeda has seen a 7% increase year-on-year, reaching a total of 27 million tons.
Starting in September, certain residents in Lithuania will be eligible for reduced electricity prices, with the article explaining who qualifies for this benefit.
The OKT Theatre announces an exciting new season featuring six premieres, including adaptations of "White Sheet" and works by Nobel Prize winner Jon Fosse.
A new marketplace for refurbished electronics, claimed to be the largest in Europe, has begun operations in Lithuania.
The European Parliament has approved new regulations governing electronic commerce and customs procedures.
The article delves into the financial earnings of professional Counter-Strike 2 players, revealing surprisingly high figures.
A new smartphone model, the "Redmi Note 17 Pro Max," is announced, featuring a titanium body and a battery designed to last for three days.
The second stage of the reconstruction project for the Gariunai viaduct is commencing, with details provided on how this will affect drivers.
The summer period recorded the highest number of insurance claims in three years, prompting a reminder on effective property protection measures.
A Russian attack on Kyiv has resulted in at least 16 injuries, including two minors, a 10-year-old girl and a 12-year-old boy.
