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The front page of LRT features a mix of domestic Lithuanian news, including an investigative report on land deals in Vilnius, a complaint regarding a dissertation, and a vandalism incident. International news covers a meeting in Abu Dhabi involving the Lithuanian president and the ongoing war in…
An investigation reveals that a former lawyer, Juzefas Kozubovskis, has become a major landowner in Vilnius by acquiring land rights from people who had been waiting for decades, reselling these plots for millions while the original claimants received significantly less than market value.
A Lithuanian startup has secured an 18 million investment to develop proteins that do not exist in nature.
Following discussions in Abu Dhabi, several questions have emerged, to which President Nausėda has responded.
Ukraine has denied allegations that the airspace of the Baltic states is being used for drone attacks.
An unmarried woman named Irma was denied assisted reproduction, with the law cited as being disrespectful to individuals' rights.
Minister M. Sinkevičius announced that decisions regarding the automatic opening of ramps will be made in November.
A Jesus sculpture was torn down and broken in Vilnius's Old Town, an act of vandalism against a church.
The academic ethics controller has received a new complaint concerning M. Sinkevičius' dissertation.
Juškevičius apologized to a judge, admitting he crossed boundaries that were inappropriate.
A violation has been identified near a plot belonging to the Marcinkevičius family, where an additional 1,000 square meters of land were illegally attached.
European stock exchanges are achieving new record highs.
Linas Baužys argues that Lithuania should remain open to the possibility of nuclear energy.
'MM Grupp' has appealed a decision by the Competition Council concerning the 'Apollo' cinema located in the Akropolis shopping center.
Smugglers who used drones to transport cigarettes, along with their accomplice border guards, have been fined.
Choreographer David Dawson expresses his desire for audiences to connect with the human element of dancers.
A woman in the Kelmė district stole a car and subsequently drove it into a pond.
A doctor explains that ferritin deficiency can lead to more serious health issues beyond simple fatigue.
