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The LRT news front page covers a mix of domestic and international stories, with a focus on healthcare and economic news in Lithuania. International news includes developments in the war in Ukraine and a legal case in Belarus. Domestic stories touch on hunting regulations, the potential for a…
A discussion on the prestige and challenges of the nursing profession in Lithuania, with contrasting views on salary competition between public and private sectors, and potential issues with bonus structures and regional pay disparities.
A representative from Google discusses the potential for artificial intelligence to reach superintelligence within the next 5 to 10 years.
The President of Lithuania states that the focus is on quality when selecting a date for the universal conscription.
The teachers' professional union has announced a national teachers' strike.
An oil refinery in southern Russia has been attacked, with explosions reported as part of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Coach Sopicius commented on the mistakes made by his young players, stating that learning to avoid them takes decades of experience in children's teams.
The State Audit office has warned that the budget deficit could increase more rapidly, potentially reaching 6% of GDP by 2029.
Former President Trump met with a Kremlin envoy, suggesting that a significant agreement concerning all of Europe is forthcoming.
The emergency situation declared in the Kazlų Rūda municipality due to the Jūrė reservoir dam has been rescinded.
A Catholic priest in Belarus has been sentenced to prison for speaking out against the war in Ukraine.
The European Investment Fund (EIM) is providing an additional 30 million euros in funding for startup businesses.
Klaipėda University Hospital has put forward a proposal to freeze employee salaries in the year 2027.
SEB Bank has granted a credit line of 45 million euros to the company "Gija".
Two individuals have been identified as having committed serious violations of hunting regulations.
Salaries in the startup sector increased by 7.7% during the third quarter, while the number of employees grew by 3%.
Lithuania's State Security Department (VSD) has stated that Ukrainians in Lithuania will not face prosecution as not all elements of a potential crime have been established.
Minister of Social Security and Labour, Monika Navickienė (Vinokuras), stated that social benefits are projected to increase at a faster rate than prices in 2027.
Ignas Barysas is set to compete in the UTMA 21 fighting event.
