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The front page of 15min.lt features a mix of Lithuanian domestic news, including political disputes over the budget and government appointments, and international affairs, with updates on the war in Ukraine and US politics. Economic news covers company layoffs, youth employment trends, and…
Disputes over budget secrecy are causing dissatisfaction within the ruling coalition, with criticism directed at Valys and the prime minister for allegedly protecting him.
The conservative party leader stated that the finance minister is a primary cause of conflict between the Social Democrats and Democrats within the government.
The President expressed confusion over calls for a truce that only target one party in a conflict, implying a lack of balanced demands.
Eglė Lukošienė, the head of the Money Laundering Prevention Competence Center, has resigned from her position.
Young people are generally satisfied with their current jobs but are also open to the idea of starting their own businesses.
Donald Trump has offered a new explanation for Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The winner of the Alma Littera literary contest has commented on pressing societal issues, stating that despite ongoing absurdities, people choose to ignore them.
Netflix is planning to reduce its workforce by approximately 1000 employees.
Following the detention of a journalist by Russia, Japan has issued denials regarding any espionage activities.
A school roof collapse in Pakistan has resulted in the deaths of at least 28 people.
This article discusses the importance of considering potential extra costs when planning a trip, even after initial payments are made.
Donald Trump has made comments regarding the health of the Pope.
A new policy in Brazil, reducing the work week, is being presented as a key factor before upcoming elections.
An agreement has been reached between Vilnius city and the government regarding amendments to the national stadium contract and the financing of the House of Nation project.
Kęstutis Masiulis has taken the oath of office in the Lithuanian parliament, succeeding Agnė Bilotaitė.
Trade unions are calling for the rejection of the president's proposal concerning temporary work permits for foreign nationals.
A minister has stated that the state social insurance fund reserve ('Sodra') is projected to reach 7.1 billion euros by the end of the year.
Andra Kavaliauskaitė discusses the difficult realities faced by teenagers, emphasizing the moral imperative to address these issues openly rather than remaining silent.
The Wall Street Journal has disclosed details concerning a meeting between Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky, which reportedly originated in New York.
Mindaugas Sinkevicius has stated his refusal to permit police officers to engage in work related to 'Barboras' drivers, citing concerns about ratings or conflicts of interest.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has signaled a shift in approach, issuing new demands towards Russia amidst the ongoing conflict.
