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The Lithuanian news site 15min.lt features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an interview with Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda discussing his views on government, elections, and his personal state. Other significant domestic news covers infrastructure projects like…
In an interview, Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda discusses the tensions within his government, his aspirations for a second term, and his personal feelings of being 'burned out'.
Construction of a new cruise terminal in Klaipėda has reached its halfway point, with potential changes to the port's operations becoming clearer.
Following a botched execution attempt in Tennessee, Christa Pike is reportedly able to eat and walk again with help.
Approximately 2,200 electricity consumers in the Klaipėda and Kaunas regions are experiencing power outages due to strong winds.
An analysis compares the summer business performance of Lithuanian resorts, including Palanga, Druskininkai, Neringa, and Birštonas, to determine which was most successful.
Sportland International Group has completed the acquisition of all shares in its Lithuanian subsidiary, Sportland LT.
Latvia's annual inflation rate for September has been reported to be 3.2%.
A crew of four astronauts has successfully returned to Earth following an eight-month mission in space.
The governor of Irkutsk has declared that the quarantine imposed due to a plague outbreak has been lifted.
A trade union led by Andrius Navickas is calling for a minimum 10% increase in teacher salaries.
A new 'Teachers' Helpline' has been established in Lithuania to offer psychological and legal assistance to educators.
Sudden shifts in weather conditions are leading drivers to overlook pedestrians, raising concerns about road safety and how to prevent accidents.
Municipalities are offering incentives, including up to €20,000 for housing and substantial bonuses, to attract public officials.
Investment company INVL has launched a fund with a target of up to €200 million for investments in banks across Central and Eastern Europe.
An underground pedestrian crossing in Klaipėda's Old Town has been decorated with messages inspired by the Baltic Sea.
Authorities are investigating an increase in shadow economy activities in Saulės City, with reports of missing goods from traders and theft of a resident's vehicle.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has reportedly expressed frustration with the United States regarding the ongoing war, questioning their commitment and conscience.
Businesspeople reportedly grew impatient, resorted to booking standard flights, and described Lithuania as an 'aviation camp', suggesting dissatisfaction with air travel conditions.
A report from Frankfurt discusses the growing influence of artificial intelligence, emerging fashion trends, and the concerning decline in book readership.
