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The LRT front page features a mix of domestic and international news, with a prominent story about US pressure on Lithuania regarding a conference critical of Donald Trump. Other domestic news covers proposed restrictions on the Moscow Patriarch's influence, government support for discounted…
The US pressured Lithuanian, Canadian, and EU diplomats to withdraw support for a conference in Vilnius that criticized Donald Trump and discussed US interference in other countries' politics.
Artificial intelligence is capable of conducting cyberattacks and winning Olympiads, raising questions about whether it is becoming an uncontrollable 'superhuman'.
The minister has extended military assistance at the border with Kaliningrad until mid-November.
The Data Inspectorate will impose fines on responsible institutions due to leaked RC data.
Ukrainian drones have struck a Yandex data center and warehouses in a continuation of the war in Ukraine.
The government has approved the state budget for 2027, with discussions on how pensions and salaries will increase next year.
Despite being employed, an increasing number of people in Lithuania are experiencing poverty.
An apartment building in Simnas is experiencing issues with warmth and wall cracking due to incomplete renovation work.
Photographs show the streets of Vilnius covered in dense fog.
Recipes are provided for two different weekend breakfast ideas using curd cheese.
Proposed amendments to laws aim to restrict the influence of the Moscow Patriarch within Lithuania.
The government has expressed support for a 50% discount on intercity bus tickets.
The article discusses the significant challenges that young specialists may encounter in the era of artificial intelligence.
A statement made by the renowned Irish author Sally Rooney has caused a stir in bookstores.
Air traffic experienced disruptions over Italy.
The head of 'Litilit' announced that a new factory will double the company's production of ultrafast pulse lasers in Lithuania.
The Minister of National Defence has decided to extend the Army's assistance at the border with Kaliningrad until the middle of November.
The Data Inspectorate will impose fines on responsible institutions due to leaked RC data.
The government approved the state budget for 2027, detailing projections for pension and salary increases.
Despite having jobs, more people in Lithuania are falling into poverty.
An apartment building in Simnas has structural issues, with walls cracking due to unfinished renovation, leading to poor insulation.
Images capture Vilnius streets enveloped in a dense fog.
