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The news on LRT's Lithuanian front page covers a mix of domestic political and legal developments, including a parliamentary session agenda decision, an investigation at the National Paying Agency, and the extension of detention for a suspect in a paramedic's murder. International news includes…
The Senior Council of the Lithuanian Seimas has decided not to include a proposal to dismiss Matjošaitytė on next week's agenda, indicating a political development within the parliament.
The Baltic Youth League season will conclude with a final match featuring two Lithuanian teams, showcasing youth sports achievements in the region.
Acclaimed actor John Malkovich is returning to Lithuania to perform a show in Vilnius, where he will portray a 'great critic'.
The jubilee concert of British rock band Placebo in Vilnius will feature a supporting act from a Swedish group.
The Financial Crime Investigation Service (FNTT) is conducting searches at the National Paying Agency, specifically in the director's office, as part of an investigation.
Hackers have reportedly compromised Russia's supposedly secure electronic voting system, raising concerns about electoral integrity.
A court has ruled to extend the detention period for Vilius Solkanas, who is suspected of murdering a paramedic.
'Telia' has been awarded a contract worth 1.3 million euros to provide services for events related to Lithuania's upcoming presidency of the Council of the EU.
A candidate for a leadership position at the United Nations has stated that Artificial Intelligence should be subject to regulation similar to that of nuclear weapons.
An exclusive interview with the CERN Science and Computing Director discusses the early universe and the fundamental research conducted at the facility, touching on technologies like touchscreens and the internet.
The results of the Duma elections are now clear, but reports suggest the Kremlin may have miscalculated or misinterpreted them.
Reports from the Innovation Agency indicate internal conflict, with some employees alleging pressure and issues with new leadership.
According to the Institute for the Study of War (ISW), Russian President Putin is framing the Duma elections as a referendum on the ongoing war in Ukraine.
The United States Congress has passed a legislative bill that imposes significant sanctions on Russia.
The Central Electoral Commission (VRK) has officially terminated the powers of Ričardas Malinauskas, the mayor of Druskininkai.
A mother discusses the emotional toll of her teenage daughter's bullying, expressing shame, guilt, and self-doubt.
Minister Ruginienė clarifies that the funding for the family package will come from the Social Insurance Fund (Sodra) and the state budget.
