Politico: EU countries prepare for a smaller budget of 100-200 billion euros ↗
According to Politico, EU countries are preparing for a budget reduction of between 100 and 200 billion euros.
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The Lithuanian news front page features a mix of domestic and international stories. Top domestic news includes the impact of strong winds on power outages in coastal areas, a discussion about next year's budget focusing on defense, and a story about a former mayor's municipality employees…
According to Politico, EU countries are preparing for a budget reduction of between 100 and 200 billion euros.
Following a botched execution in Pike, the individual is now able to eat and walk with assistance.
Approximately 2,200 users in the coastal region are experiencing power outages due to strong winds, which are also causing trees to fall.
According to media reports, the former mayor of Marijampolė and municipal employees participated in training sessions held abroad.
A specialist is reminding senior citizens to engage in walking and exercise.
Four astronauts have returned to Earth after a record-breaking eight-month mission in space.
The price of milk in Lithuania has risen for the third consecutive month.
Recipes for two less common dishes made with fresh apples are presented as the apple season begins.
INVL has launched a fund with a capital of up to 200 million euros aimed at investing in banks located in Central and Eastern Europe.
A Lithuanian-created animated film 'Spike' has launched on Netflix, with creators aiming to develop an international franchise that includes merchandise.
The head of the EU's Space Program Agency stated that the agency will soon be capable of issuing danger alerts originating from space.
The President commented on the upcoming year's budget, stating that resources are not being exclusively allocated to defense.
Propaganda researcher Pomerantsev believes that the West's primary error is its apprehension regarding Russia's potential reaction.
Kushner and Witkoff are set to present new proposals aimed at concluding the war in Ukraine.
President Nausėda has initiated the process to dismiss Kažys, who was convicted of bribery and has been accused of disgracing the judge's title.
A calculation has been made on the estimated cost of essential goods and services for Lithuanians during the upcoming winter season.