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The LRT news front page features a mix of domestic Lithuanian news and international affairs. Top domestic stories include an investigation into the "Nemuno aušros" party, with raids on politicians' homes, and a court ruling in favor of LRT regarding journalist source protection. International…
Searches are being conducted at the homes of board members of the "Nemuno aušros" party, with five politicians reportedly under investigation by the Financial Crimes Investigation Service (FNTT).
A cardiologist provides advice on when it is important to seek medical attention for repeated or severe heart palpitations.
The Estonian company Infortar has acquired Litagra, an agricultural business operating in the Baltic region.
A woman was attacked and pushed from behind by a robber at a bus stop in Vilnius.
Lithuania's Ministry of National Defence has reached an agreement with an Austrian defense industry company for the transfer of technologies.
A media report indicates that the 'on paper' salaries of top wholesalers can reach close to 10,000 euros.
A court has ruled in favor of LRT, upholding the protection of a journalist's sources.
Latvia intends to prohibit bus routes to Russia and Belarus starting next year.
The Jotvingis Prize has been awarded to Agne Žagrakalyte, and the Young Jotvingis Prize to Dominykas Norkūnas.
Economic indicators show that the Eurozone's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth has exceeded expectations.
Cuba reports experiencing unprecedented financial losses attributed to the United States' embargo.
Data indicates that Italy experienced its warmest summer on record in 1950.
The mayor of Lazdijai reports that residents of Kapčiamiestis are encountering difficulties with property insurance.
An opinion piece by Tomas Godliauskas discusses the concept of universal conscription, arguing for its necessity and fairness.
Antonov states that funds from the collapsed bank 'Snoras' were meant to be a temporary measure for his financial rescue.
A religious event held at the Eiffel Tower has led to a scandal and a strike by the monument's workers.
Reports indicate that Ukrainian President Zelensky received a message from Donald Trump suggesting Russia is prepared for peace talks.
Minister Olekas described the raids on alleged 'usurers' as an 'unpleasant homecoming' and discussed the matter with his deputy.
Sinkevičienė states that the former manager of Raudonvaris manor recognized her work and professional capabilities.
Lithuanian swimmer Matakas secured a bronze medal at the European Aquatics Championships.
