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The LRT news front page features a mix of international and domestic Lithuanian news. Top international stories include concerns about Russian disinformation and potential actions in the Baltic states, as well as updates on the war in Ukraine. Domestically, headlines cover a government warning to…
A British military chief expressed concern that Russians might act rashly in the Baltic states, emphasizing the UK's role in strengthening joint expeditionary forces to deter aggression.
Migrants describe their living conditions at the Pabradė Registration Center as being akin to a prison, highlighting the challenges they face.
Lithuania's Prime Minister has deemed the amount spent on a ministry party unacceptable, despite expressing confidence in the individual involved.
A report indicates that a surge of Russian disinformation is increasingly influencing and dominating European news outlets.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree to expand the military by 15,500 soldiers amidst the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
While the death rate from heart diseases is declining in Lithuania, the incidence of these diseases is on the rise.
Hurricane 'Polo' has made landfall in Mexico, categorized as a powerful Category 3 storm.
Lithuanian basketball player Rokas Jakucionis expresses a positive sentiment as he begins his journey in Milwaukee, feeling welcomed.
The Vilnius Jazz Festival is showcasing vibrant new jazz music from Portugal.
Director Čekavičius describes the story of coach Dambrauskas as a divinely inspired narrative.
A consumer protection service has issued a warning to the company 'Depo' regarding a protective screen intended for customers with disabilities.
An advisor suggests that President Nausėda would support exceeding the 3% deficit limit to ensure sufficient funding for national defense.
Augustinavičius stated that the President will meet with the minister to discuss the future of Kaunas.
Tomas Petreikis, recognized as a pioneer in Lithuanian ballroom dancing, has passed away.
