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The news from 15min.lt focuses on domestic Lithuanian affairs including a dispute over education funding, a new swimming pool opening, and a tourism attraction incident. International news covers the G20 summit's failure to reach an agreement on production capacity, Russian military developments…
Trade unions are surprised by the minister's pledge to seek 245 million euros for education, stating that previous discussions indicated a different commitment.
The United States expressed significant disappointment regarding the G20's inability to agree on measures to address excess production capacity.
Russia has issued threats of destruction against European diplomats in the context of the war in Ukraine.
A new, impressive swimming pool has opened in Lithuania, with an investment exceeding 12 million euros.
Following an investigation into 'Banker,' 15min journalists experienced significant pressure, prompting reactions from journalistic organizations.
Remigijus Milašius has withdrawn his candidacy from the election for the presidency of the Lithuanian Basketball Federation.
Sixty individuals were detained during a rally in Moscow.
Forbes reports that Russia has developed a swift, inexpensive, and lethal weapon for use against Ukraine.
Operators of the Kaunas Ferris wheel have commented after a person was unable to exit the attraction for nearly an hour.
A former police officer must repay over 7,000 euros after illegally receiving housing rental compensation, leading to her job loss.
A man was saved by bystanders after he began drowning in the center of Klaipėda during the night.
The Union of Tatar Communities has officially distanced itself from mufti Romas Jakubauskas, who is currently under investigation by law enforcement.
Police officers mistakenly sent two men in the wrong direction when they were waiting for a bus to Vilnius.
A police officer has been absolved of charges related to abuse of power, fraud, and document forgery.
Researchers involved in the development of weight loss drugs are anticipated to be among the recipients of the Nobel Prize in Medicine.
