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The LRT news front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Lithuanian culture and politics. International coverage includes updates on the war in Ukraine and a past political exchange in Poland. Domestic stories range from a crime case involving a minor to…
Polish Prime Minister Tusk and politician Nawrocki have engaged in a public dispute regarding territorial concessions, with Tusk asserting that Poland will not surrender any part of its land.
An asteroid has been officially named after the prominent Lithuanian writer Vaižgantas, adding to a growing list of celestial bodies bearing Lithuanian names.
An exhibition from the Lithuanian National Museum, focusing on the experiences of Siberians, has opened in Japan, shedding light on the history of deportations.
Lithuania's Ministry of the Interior intends to allocate €16 million for the modernization of civil defense shelters, with a specific increase in funding for one such facility.
An article by Algirdas Misevičius discusses the implications and necessary knowledge for healthcare institutions regarding the integration of artificial intelligence into medicine.
Pauliukaitis shares insights into his diet, discussing common issues such as feeling overly full after meals and experiencing a reduced appetite.
A major Swedish company specializing in refrigeration equipment has applied for permission to purchase the Lithuanian firm 'Refra'.
In the FIBA Champions League qualifiers, the team led by Kulbokas secured a dramatic and hard-fought victory.
The prestigious St. Jerome's Prize for literature has been awarded to Austėja Merkevičiūtė and Tiiu Sandrak.
Despite challenges, Žibuoklė Martinaitytė's opera 'Reversed Reality', co-directed with Robert Wilson, premiered successfully at the Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre.
A case involving the alleged rape of a 15-year-old girl in an amusement park has reached court, with the mother expressing deep despair while the judge notes the absence of violence.
According to media reports, Donald Trump might propose business arrangements with Russia prior to the conclusion of the ongoing conflict.
Speaker of the Seimas, Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen, has criticized Minister Arvydas Kaunas, stating that substantial financial investments are not yielding tangible results in defense capabilities.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Kim Jong Un is dispatching thousands of workers to factories in Russia amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine.
The Lithuanian national volleyball team, guided by Gaubo and Butvilas, is preparing for a challenging match against a strong Serbian opponent, aiming to demonstrate their capabilities.
Poland's fighter jets were mobilized in response to Russian aerial attacks occurring in Ukraine, escalating regional tensions.
The proprietor of 'Kukuruzų kaimas' (Corn Village) describes the experience of navigating their large maze, noting that most visitors find it disorienting.
Lithuanian official Budrys, during his visit to Washington, expressed expectations of receiving American soldiers in Lithuania by the end of the current year.
