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The front page of 15min.lt features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into alleged Russian propaganda or disinformation tactics potentially influencing Lithuania, a piece on the misuse of state funds for luxurious scientific facilities, and a report on…
An investigative report suggests that Russia may be using propaganda tactics to sow discord and potentially influence Lithuania's stance on the war in Ukraine and its relationship with NATO.
An article questions the use of state budget funds for luxurious facilities in scientific research, describing them as having amenities like beds, kitchens, and saunas, which seem more suited for holidays.
Two Sri Lankan nationals were apprehended in Vilnius while attempting to travel to Paris using stolen documents, highlighting issues with illegal immigration and document fraud.
Ukrainian authorities in Kyiv have apprehended a woman allegedly planning to assassinate a kickboxer who is reportedly disliked by Russia, indicating potential foreign interference or targeted violence.
A tragic incident occurred at Rome's Colosseum where a worker lost their life, leading to the temporary closure of a section of the iconic historical monument.
A mass shooting in South Africa has resulted in the deaths of 11 people, as reported by local authorities, pointing to a serious security incident in the region.
A community event in Veiviržėnai involved a large potato harvest with many volunteers, and the gathered produce is being shared with the local population, highlighting community spirit.
An article explores how interactions with AI can potentially reveal personal information or characteristics about individuals.
The 'ArtVilnius'26' gallery is set to showcase an exhibition featuring four artists, exploring themes related to memory and materials in art.
Lithuania's Prime Minister has stated that he is unaware of any specific threats originating from the Muslim community.
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is embarking on a global expansion of its data centers, with a strategic focus on developing infrastructure in Europe.
An advisor to the Lithuanian President has expressed strong opposition to the potential transit of Belarusian fertilizers through Lithuania, deeming it a 'moral humiliation'.
Law enforcement is seeking a 28-year-old individual named Donatas Tiškus, who has been convicted and sentenced to a prison term.
Vilūnė Kairienė has been appointed as the new head for the Baltic states at the KOG Institute, marking a leadership change within the organization.
A new housing development project in the Visoriai district will feature nearly 200 residential units, with a significant investment of 25 million euros allocated for its realization.
Renowned conductor Gintaras Rinkevičius shares his appreciation for Ludwig van Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, describing it as a timeless and universal musical achievement.
Renovations and work are underway at the new Smiltynė ferry terminal as it undergoes changes following the end of the tourist season.
A British billionaire has announced the suspension of operations at three of his factories in the United Kingdom, citing the extreme rise in gas prices as the reason.
An analysis of bank cards discusses the value proposition of paying extra fees for enhanced benefits and features.
A gastroenterologist discusses the reliability of stool tests and the efficacy of probiotics, differentiating between scientific fact and online misinformation.
