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Mindaugas Sinkevičius discusses a prepared plan aimed at increasing the Lithuanian budget.
Drones were observed flying towards Russia's capital, resulting in a powerful explosion nearby.
This story presents facts related to the newly appointed coach of the Lithuanian national football team.
Two balloons carrying contraband crossed electrical lines, with one exploding and the other igniting.
The German army has for the first time characterized the threat of Russian sabotage as significant.
SEB reported a 6% increase in profit, reaching 232 million euros this year.
A strike involving only a small number of 'Micron' employees is taking place in Taiwan.
Thirty-one undocumented migrants attempting to enter in two groups were turned back at the border with Belarus.
The festival 'Dive into Theatre' is encouraging a more in-depth examination of audience diversity.
Annual investigations of wells reveal a recurring problem: the water is not consistently safe for consumption.
A severely intoxicated individual (4 per mille alcohol) was injured by a suspect who was half as intoxicated.
The Prime Minister stated that decisions regarding increased taxes on tobacco, alcohol, and gambling will not be made rapidly.
Actor Andrius Paulavičius, known for 'Stranger Things', is returning to the theatre stage after a 25-year absence.
Free candles will be distributed in five cities for All Souls' Day; details are provided for those interested.
In the Cambridge Analytica case, the company Meta has been ordered to pay a $25 billion fine.
A minister indicated that proposals for tax adjustments are under consideration, but the process will require time.
An unusual statement has emerged from the Kremlin, indicating a desire to dispatch diplomats for negotiations accompanied by military personnel.
Following its closure, a business has gone bankrupt, leaving behind debts amounting to thousands.
The Prime Minister stated that he has received assurances from the minister that all allocated defense funding will be put to use.