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The Lrytas front page features several prominent domestic news stories, including a tragic accident involving a 16-year-old in Kaunas district, the hospitalization and surgery of former President V. Adamkus, and a parliamentary decision to remove the prohibition of nuclear weapons from the…
A tragic accident involving a 16-year-old on railroad tracks in the Kaunas district has uncovered a grim reality, with the section of the railroad described as seemingly cursed.
Valdas Adamkus, a prominent Lithuanian figure, has been hospitalized and has undergone surgery.
The Lithuanian parliament is one step away from removing the constitutional prohibition of nuclear weapons, with a vote indicating support for the change.
In the ongoing war in Ukraine, a significant player has emerged from the shadows to take on a crucial role in the conflict.
Lithuanians are increasingly traveling to Poland to purchase cheaper fuel, a trend that economist Ž. Mauricas warns could lead to much more severe consequences.
An old story resurfaces about the basketball club 'Žalgiris' dismissing a player for driving under the influence, followed by the player's subsequent confession of affection for rival team 'Lietuvos Rytas'.
A fire in the Jurbarkas district tragically resulted in the death of a dog and a kitten, though two other pets were successfully rescued.
France is bracing for another day of nationwide student protests.
The economic burden of obesity in Lithuania is significant, with estimates suggesting that losing one kilogram per person could save the country €24.
