Vučić Departs, But Serbia's Problems Remain ↗
Front page leadFollowing the departure of Aleksandar Vučić and his party, Serbia faces an uncertain political future, with potential implications for its European integration.
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The Verslo žinios front page highlights Lithuanian economic and political news. Key stories include an analysis of Serbia's political shift after Aleksandar Vučić's departure, updates on Lithuanian citizens detained in Iran and restored services at the Registry Center, concerns about Lithuania's…
Following the departure of Aleksandar Vučić and his party, Serbia faces an uncertain political future, with potential implications for its European integration.
Lithuania's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has received confirmation regarding Lithuanians detained in Iran, while the Registry Center has successfully restored all its services.
Minister V. Šapoka states that Lithuania's budget deficit has surpassed critical levels, warning of future economic difficulties.
A competition has started for the EU Council presidency bids, where participants are offering negative prices, raising questions about who will pay more.
South Korean defense company Hanwha Aerospace has entered into agreements with four companies based in Lithuania.
The CEO of "Vlantana" expressed that employees are not obligated to work the same long hours as company directors.
Two tenants have leased over 2,400 square meters of office space in Kaunas, indicating significant commercial real estate activity.
Plans for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) by "Anthropic" have instilled optimism in the global stock markets.
The wind energy sector in Denmark is currently experiencing a crisis.
The highest average salary recorded in September reached EUR 74,028.