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The Lithuanian news front page features a mix of domestic and international stories. Top domestic concerns include potential threats from Russia and Belarus, a foiled attempt to damage Starlink equipment, and legal proceedings regarding partnerships. Internationally, the page covers the war in…
Raimundas Vaikšnoras, Commander of the Lithuanian Army, states that Lithuania must remain vigilant due to its neighbors, citing provocations and Russia's mobilization preparations as factors for strengthening border security with Kaliningrad.
A resident of Vilnius has been detained on suspicion of having stolen classified information and transferring it.
Ahead of the elections, Democrats are criticizing Donald Trump regarding Ukraine.
The World Food Programme has stopped providing aid to 500,000 people in the Gaza Strip because it has run out of funds.
The Centre of Registers reported that property worth 66 million euros was sold in e-auctions and other auctions during the last quarter.
Ieva Linkutė-Urbonė has begun leading retail banking operations at Luminor.
The Fire and Rescue Department stated that preparations were made to activate sirens on Sunday due to a drone threat.
It is important to properly dispose of used tires when changing them, with warnings about potential fines.
The minister announced he will contact law enforcement concerning Belarusian activist Karač and other similar individuals.
MP Sysas criticized the proposal to cap debt at 45% of GDP, describing it as a 'rake law'.
During the ongoing war in Ukraine, President Zelenskyy has accused Donald Trump of applying pressure for Ukraine to surrender to Russia.
Despite courts recognizing partnerships, the ministry led by Minister Tamašunienė is not registering them, creating a deadlock.
The weather forecast indicates no significant rain, with temperatures reaching up to 13 degrees Celsius, but changes are anticipated soon.
Minister Matonis confirmed that a pre-trial investigation is being conducted into an attempt to set fire to Starlink communication equipment.
A doctor is seen in consultation with a patient, discussing a health matter.
An opinion piece by Vytautas Bruveris arguing that defeating the enemy is the only viable path.
Despite half the population having faith in the country's basketball, experts perceive a turning point that may signal the end of an era.
A segment discussing stories of audacious employee abuse, including an incident where someone disappeared after going to the restroom.
