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The news on Delfi.lt covers a mix of domestic Lithuanian issues and international affairs, with a focus on business, crime, and societal topics. Top stories include a new labor law granting additional holidays and shorter work hours to a specific group of employees, a tragic incident involving an…
A new labor law will grant a certain group of employees additional holidays and a shorter work week, signaling a positive development in employee benefits.
An incident involving a two-month-old infant in the Radviliškis district has prompted scrutiny of the decisions made by social services and other authorities.
Russian forces have inflicted damage on a critical economic sector in Ukraine, raising concerns that railway operations could be suspended.
The business interests of Gediminas Žiemelis are reportedly stranded in Ukraine as a result of the ongoing blockade of the country's ports.
A consumer expert, Kurpienė, details how product packaging can be misleading and advises shoppers on what to scrutinize when making purchases.
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski suggested that Russia is engaged in significant preparations related to the conflict in Ukraine.
The director of the satirical news show 'Dviračio žinios' has revealed the true circumstances behind the departure of Algis Ramanauskas from the Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT).
A student who injured a Nigerian footballer with a knife in Alytus will not face legal charges.
Melania Trump's attire at a reception drew significant attention and speculation, with observers focusing on a potentially symbolic hidden message within her clothing choice.
The sports community mourns the death of Nerijus Kočiūnas, a player for the 'Kaunas Dukes' team.
During a meeting at the White House, Chinese President Xi Jinping communicated his non-negotiable positions to former President Donald Trump.
