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Lrytas.lt features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an interview related to the Lithuanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Iran, a report on a basketball coach's praise for a Žalgiris player, a police chase in Vilnius resulting in the suspect's apprehension, and an…
An interview features a meeting between M. Bertulis, who traveled to Iran, and the Chancellor of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with a quote about wanting something 'with a bit of spice'.
Coach T. Masiulis praises a Žalgiris player, stating that he considers him the best player in the Euroleague, an assessment that is often underestimated.
A thrilling night police chase in Vilnius involved a fugitive who damaged police cars and was eventually apprehended after shots were fired at his tires; drugs were also found in the vehicle.
Significant changes are set to take effect for Vilnius residents starting tomorrow, with a recommendation to complete a specific action today.
The ongoing war in Ukraine has seen a positive signal emerge from the United States.
A proposal is put forth to tighten VIRSIS registration, with identified risks to state data security.
A Turkish citizen was found deceased at the refugee center in Pabradė.
An unusual occurrence was observed during the second quarter of Friday's Žalgiris game.
Oksana Pikul made an outburst and leveled accusations against her ex-husband, proclaiming 'Time for truth!'.
An instance of 'double work' occurred where stands were installed, only to be discovered later that they were placed incorrectly.
Following turbulent protests in Poland, the country's president has taken an immediate step.
