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The Lrytas front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top international stories include a scandal involving an ambassador close to Donald Trump and a geopolitical warning about a neighboring country's actions. Domestically, the news covers economic issues such as a potential…
A dinner in Athens escalated into a serious quarrel following statements made by an ambassador close to Donald Trump, leading to a scandal with implications for several countries.
Tensions are rising due to the decisions of a neighboring country, described as a 'second Poland,' prompting warnings that Lithuania could suffer significant consequences.
The Greek media has observed a statistically unusual performance by the basketball team Žalgiris, described as 'something magical.'
Concert organizers are facing significant debt and are initiating insolvency proceedings, issuing a warning to individuals who have purchased tickets.
Today marks a significant deadline for individuals saving for their pensions, with potential financial benefits available in October.
Ukmergė council member A. Kopūstas has been sentenced and fined in the 'Čekiukų' case.
Lawyers in the Lithuanian Seimas (parliament) have stated that the president's proposed Personal Income Tax (PIT) relief should be applicable to all parental income.
The retail chain 'Iki' has implemented changes based on customer feedback, going beyond mere surveys.
A final decision has been made regarding the Kaunas Christian Maternity Hospital following a sudden development.
A food item costing very little has a clear positive effect on the intestines and can be consumed in small amounts with drinks, porridge, or on steak.
A social worker's intuition proved correct when firefighters forced entry, but they were unable to save a man.
Greta Šapkaitė, who has been absent from public life, is facing serious issues related to a substantial amount of money.
