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The news on LRT.lt is dominated by US midterm election results, with Democrats projected to gain control of Congress, signaling a setback for President Trump. Other top stories include Lithuania expelling three Ukrainians for alleged espionage, a man dying in a fire in Ignalina, and ongoing…
Americans sent a clear signal to President Donald Trump in the midterm elections, with Democrats projected to regain control of both houses of Congress, significantly limiting the president's ability to implement his agenda.
Lithuania's State Security Department (VSD) has expelled three Ukrainian citizens who were allegedly carrying out tasks for intelligence services of hostile countries.
A man has died in a fire in Ignalina.
China has stated it is in discussions with the United States and Russia regarding a potential meeting between their leaders.
Paralympian Cepaviciute has stated that she has finally achieved what she wanted from the beginning of her career.
A small-scale invasive study of Vilnius Cathedral is set to begin.
Former Georgian President Saakashvili stated that Putin intensely disliked Adamkus.
Stock markets have reacted to the Democratic victory with a moderate decline.
Cybersecurity company 'Census' has established a branch in Lithuania.
The theater event night COM•MOON•A in Alytus features 30 different events.
The Democrats are set to take control of the US Congress. This article explores the potential implications.
A Danish politician discusses hybrid warfare, stating that they will not start launching drones towards Kaliningrad.
In the war in Ukraine, the warehouse of the major online retailer 'Ozon' has been struck in southern Russia.
Trump has praised the Democrats, saying they 'did a good job', but does not consider it a blow to himself.
This article discusses the amount of property tax that loft owners will have to pay.
Neurologist Eglė Audronytė discusses dementia risk, stating that changes in the sense of smell can serve as an early warning sign.
Robertas Kaunas suggests that the date for universal conscription might be moved forward.
