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The news covers a range of domestic Lithuanian affairs including government confidence in the finance minister, discussions on state budget deficit and child benefits, and local council decisions. International news includes developments in the Ukraine war and concerns about Lithuanian women in…
Despite criticism from both the opposition and coalition members towards Finance Minister Taurimas Valys, Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevicius stated he continues to trust him and the entire government is working stably.
Algirdas Bartkus discusses a long-term solution to the state budget deficit problem.
The Prime Minister clarified that foreign students are welcome and denied claims they are unwelcome, stating the focus will be on addressing any abuse of the system.
The Prime Minister announced that childcare benefits will increase starting July 1st.
SEB reported a 6% increase in profit this year, reaching 232 million euros.
The Vilnius District Council has once again postponed the decision on renaming streets named after Gulbinowicz.
The Kibirkštis basketball team achieved their second victory in the Women's EuroLeague.
Rising tensions in the Middle East are causing an increase in oil prices.
Andrius Kubilius stated that Ukraine's defense capabilities must be integrated into the European security system as soon as possible.
Lithuania has blocked the first website of its kind, described as a "predictions market" or simply "betting."
Conspiracy theory narratives pose a threat to children, and the LGBT+ community fears damage to a pure society.
Russian ballistic missiles struck Kyiv overnight, injuring 22 people.
The Prime Minister expressed dissatisfaction with certain aspects of the budget, particularly highlighting the deficit size as the most concerning element.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is attempting to obtain official confirmation regarding the latest news about Lithuanian women in Iran.
The Registry Center is in the process of gradually restoring its services.
Eglė, who overcame a stutter in adulthood, shared her experience, feeling she couldn't find the right help.
Contraband balloons carrying 20,000 packs of cigarettes crashed into power lines and exploded.
