Major changes for residents starting today: what you need to know ↗
Front page leadNumerous changes are taking effect for residents starting today, and it is important for everyone to be aware of them.
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The Lrytas front page highlights a mix of domestic Lithuanian news and international affairs. Key domestic stories include changes affecting residents and a politician receiving good news about his ankle monitor. Internationally, the focus is on the war in Ukraine and a diplomatic issue involving…
Numerous changes are taking effect for residents starting today, and it is important for everyone to be aware of them.
The Baltic states have not been invited to a significant NATO meeting, which is seen as a blow to their diplomatic standing.
Politician S. Skvernelis has received favorable news concerning the ankle monitor he is required to wear.
A well-known factory has declared bankruptcy, and all of its employees will be issued termination notices.
Following new accusations by D. Trump against Ukraine, a significant setback has also emerged from Brussels.
Starting Thursday, new regulations will be implemented in polyclinics, detailing specific situations where a doctor's visit may not be necessary.
Visuals from a crime scene in Vilnius show a Mercedes-Benz car completely burned and three other vehicles damaged by fire.
After the announcement of D. Dirksčio ending his career, a woman close to him expressed her support by calling him her champion.
A lawyer has described an alarming situation he encountered at an auto repair shop, issuing a warning to all drivers.
Small businesses from the Baltic states are successfully selling their products on numerous global markets through the eBay platform.
'Perlo draudimo brokeris' has strengthened its position as a leading insurance brokerage by acquiring 'Investicijų brokerį'.