Paulauskas' Business in Belarus Supplied Furniture to Russian Market ↗
Front page leadDespite claims of no involvement, a business linked to Paulauskas in Belarus supplied furniture to the Russian market.
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Despite claims of no involvement, a business linked to Paulauskas in Belarus supplied furniture to the Russian market.
The economic analysis group 'Artea' has lowered Lithuania's GDP forecast to 2.9% and expects inflation to reach 5.3%.
During an operation to detain contraband smugglers in Vilnius, a weapon was used, and a border guard vehicle was damaged.
Ukrainian soldiers are advancing and have repelled the Russian army in the Donbas region.
North Korea is demanding the highest level of respect from Seoul as a condition for restoring bilateral relations.
A video shows a Ukrainian naval drone successfully targeting and destroying a Russian 'Shahed' drone.
The article advises consumers on what to truly look for on energy efficiency labels, as an 'A' rating does not always mean the cheapest electricity bill.
A new series of lectures will delve into Lithuanian European identity, covering topics from the Amber Road to the works of Ričardas Gavelis.
The Ministry of Labour is suggesting new regulations that would impact individuals working on construction sites.
Applications are now being accepted for candidates to receive the Martynas Liudvikas Rėza Culture and Art Prize.
The electrification project for the Klaipėda LNG terminal is progressing with the arrival of an underwater power cable from Finland.
The Central Electoral Commission has terminated the mandate of Agnė Bilotaitė, with Kęstutis Masiulis set to take her seat in the Seimas.
A professor researching disinformation poses the question of whether individuals influenced by propaganda can have their opinions altered.
Companies will receive 40.8 million euros in funding for scientific research and experimental development projects.
Business associations estimate that the cancellation of the flight to London City could result in financial losses of up to 30 million euros.
Auditors have stated that new sources of income are required to cover the budget deficits within the European Union.
Gediminas Šimkus believes that citizens and businesses should be permitted to lend money to the state with interest rates determined by the market.
Workers at Vilnius Airport have apparently gone on strike, with details emerging about their grievances.
Economists have proposed a strategy to combat rising fuel prices that warrants attention.
Accessing sanctioned Russian television programs will result in significant fines.