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The Delfi news front page covers a range of topics including domestic Lithuanian politics, international affairs, crime, and business. A key domestic story focuses on allegations of plagiarism against Prime Minister Sinkevičius. International news includes developments in the Ukraine conflict and…
The university's Ethics Commission has determined that Prime Minister Sinkevičius engaged in plagiarism in his dissertation, potentially leading to its revision or the loss of his doctoral degree.
Sofija Sapega has spoken for the first time in five years, recounting how Protasevich behaved after his detention and claiming she was compelled to beg on her knees to sign an agreement.
An unprecedented operation is underway in Oleshky, with evacuation routes being announced amid reports that Russia is planning something significant.
According to Reuters, the Pentagon has advised the Baltic countries to adopt a less confrontational tone in their statements regarding Russia.
New regulations and changes affecting individuals who own land in rural areas will come into effect starting from January.
Russia launched ballistic missile attacks on Kyiv amid the ongoing war in Ukraine; a WSJ report suggests a Ukrainian military decision was influenced by pressure from Trump.
This article provides information on the scheduled dates for receiving payments from the Lithuanian social insurance fund (Sodra) and pensions in November.
A grammar school teacher faces accusations of sexually harassing nine students.
A person, identified as 'Riebus Katinas', was surprised by an experience at the Santaras Clinics cafe, where they were reportedly pressured to speak Russian and received a confusing bill.
Observations of Lithuanians' activities in the Czech Republic have sparked outrage, with the behavior described as barbaric, even if it is legal.
