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Front page leadLithuanian politicians are discussing various proposals to reduce the budget deficit, including selling state property and implementing new taxes.
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Lithuanian politicians are discussing various proposals to reduce the budget deficit, including selling state property and implementing new taxes.
According to Reuters, the Pentagon has requested Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia to adopt a tougher stance in their rhetoric concerning Russia.
Laurynas Kasčiūnas believes that a six-year period is excessively long for preparing for general military conscription.
Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen expresses skepticism regarding the current government's effectiveness in reducing the country's fiscal deficit.
Inflation is on the rise in Lithuania, with a significant portion of the population expressing fear about its economic consequences.
Against the backdrop of conflicts in Iran and Ukraine, G20 ministers are convening in Miami for what are expected to be tense discussions.
A young girl was struck by a vehicle while she was crossing the street in Kretinga.
The project to electrify the railway line connecting Vilnius and Klaipeda has now been concluded.
Novaya Gazeta, an independent newspaper from Russia, has declared that it will be discontinuing its operations.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the Ukrainian government made a significant decision following pressure from Donald Trump.
The Prime Minister has reacted to accusations that his doctoral dissertation constitutes plagiarism.
A report by Debunk.org indicates that nearly 50% of responses from AI chatbots align with disinformation campaigns concerning Lithuania.
The leader of the Liberal movement describes the upcoming referendum on the definition of family as a manipulative tactic to mobilize voters.
The Lithuanian film "The Conductor," which is gaining international recognition, features a protagonist who drew parallels between himself and the artist Čiurlionis.
Latvian border guards have been granted expanded authority, including the right to employ force and firearms.
Advice is provided on how to identify the presence of cockroaches when purchasing or renting a property.
The Šiauliai police department has initiated an investigation into an alleged case of a forged will.
The Lithuanian company Galinta has announced the acquisition of the Estonian firm Worldline.
The head of the Bank of Lithuania stated that there are no expectations for the traditional banking model to reappear.
Tech company stocks are experiencing a decline due to disappointing financial results and growing concerns about artificial intelligence in Asia.
A group of small, hard-to-see-with-the-naked-eye creatures, described as 'dwarves,' have been observed in Neris Regional Park.