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The news from 15min.lt focuses on a mix of domestic Lithuanian affairs, including political appointments and local business news, alongside international events such as the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and an aircraft incident in Japan. There's also coverage of crime and health-related topics…
The head of Kaunas Clinics, Jurkevičius, discusses the institution's biggest struggles, sleepless nights, and the reasons behind its profitability in Lithuania.
A major accident involving ten vehicles occurred on the Kaunas bypass, leading to significant traffic congestion.
The rescue operation of paramedic Sadauskas was interrupted, raising questions about whether his wealth could implicate him in a murder investigation.
Russian President Putin stated that Russia does not wish to engage in conflict with Ukraine.
Users are warned that QR codes in restaurants can be a gateway for scams, and advised on what crucial information to verify.
A Ukrainian cargo plane caught fire while attempting to land in Japan, prompting the closure of the airport.
Arvydas Vaitkus has announced his intention to run for re-election as the mayor of Klaipėda.
Goda Palekaitė's new book, 'Ode to Teachers,' explores methods of understanding history.
A Russian drone strike on a residential building in Ukraine's Zhytomyr region resulted in nine injuries.
A decision regarding less severe penal measures for Vladimir Laucius is expected in November.
A newly renovated and expanded 'Iki' supermarket has opened.
Neringa Petrauskaitė has been re-elected to lead the board of the British Chamber of Commerce.
Volvo Cars has announced plans to lay off 2500 employees.
The body of violinist Andrius Pleskūnas was discovered in Vilnius.
Benediktas Vanagas provides a list of five essential checks for drivers before the winter season.
Lithuanian banks are responding to identified software vulnerabilities, with some cautioning that services may experience disruptions.
A woman attempting to access the Lithuanian e-health system was targeted by scammers who issued her a fraudulent prescription.
The mayor of Klaipėda has decided to participate in the upcoming elections.
Vytenis Šimkus analyzes the recent sell-off in technology stocks and speculates on future market trends.
A court has ordered 'Petrofac' to immediately repay a debt of 270,000 euros to 'EOS Corp'.
The oldest priest in Lithuania is celebrating a significant anniversary.
A fire broke out in a garage in Plungė.
