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The news front page of LRT, a Lithuanian news outlet, features a mix of domestic and international stories. Key domestic news includes discussions on fiscal deficit, a plagiarism case at ISM University, and an investigation into a potential assault. International news covers the war in Ukraine and…
A commentary by Ramonaitė explores how nostalgia can evolve into resentment, potentially leading to societal upheaval, contrasting views on the Soviet past in Lithuania.
Amazon's satellite internet service, a competitor to Starlink, is set to begin operations in Lithuania in 2027, expanding broadband access.
A commission at ISM University has identified instances of plagiarism in the dissertation of M. Sinkevičius.
Reuters reports that the Pentagon advised Baltic countries to moderate their language regarding the perceived threat from Russia.
A humanitarian aid convoy is preparing to travel to Oleshky as the conflict in Ukraine continues.
A liberal leader expresses disappointment over the decision to move away from the plan to introduce universal conscription starting in 2030.
Vilnius police are investigating a possible rape case where the victim may have been drugged.
Two streets in Panevėžys have been assigned new names.
A distinctive museum in Amsterdam features an exhibit where humans are placed in cages while animals appear to roam freely.
Actor Sacha Baron Cohen has issued an apology to Kazakhstan concerning his character Borat.
A state-of-the-art complex for car and motorcycle racing will be constructed in the Jonava region.
Speaker of the Seimas, Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen, has expressed doubts about the current government's effectiveness in lowering the fiscal deficit.
The electrification of the railway line connecting Vilnius and Klaipėda has been finished.
A court is set to announce its verdict in the case of a former teacher from Radviliškis accused of harassment.
The independent Russian newspaper 'Novaya Gazeta' has announced that it is ceasing its operations.
According to media reports, Ukraine has suspended attacks on Russian factories following pressure from Donald Trump.
