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The Kaunas District Prosecutor's Office has transferred the case against MP E. Sabutis, involving allegations of abuse of power and document forgery, to the court.

The head of the IAEA, Rafael Grossi, has joined indirect negotiations in Geneva between the United States and Iran regarding Iran's nuclear program.

Residents are outraged over new tolls introduced on two city streets, which they believe is an ill-conceived decision.

The criminal case against Eugenijus Sabutis, a council member in Jonava, has been forwarded to court over accusations of fraud involving falsified expense reports.

A man is accused of internet fraud in Lithuania for illegally obtaining €8,600 by offering non-existent cars and parts online.

The article shares a verified recipe for making chebureks, featuring a crispy crust and juicy filling, along with tips for success.

The USS Gerald Ford has departed from its base in Crete amid ongoing US-Iran negotiations, aiming to reach Israel shortly.

The EU prepares to respond to a petition advocating for enhanced access to abortion services for women in member countries where these services are restricted.

Ukraine is set to import liquefied natural gas from the USA for the first time through the Klaipėda terminal in Lithuania, marking a significant step in diversifying energy supply routes amid ongoing threats from Russia.

Marine Le Pen has stated that she will not participate in the 2027 elections if a court ruling mandates her to wear an electronic bracelet following a potential conviction.

The Journalists' Professional Association has called for D. Radzevičius to resign due to transparency and accountability concerns regarding his management practices.

The Lithuanian Association of Professional Journalists has publicly expressed distrust towards the ethics inspector following concerns over significant financial dealings.

Danske Bank is reducing its workforce in Lithuania, primarily affecting specialists in daily banking operations, due to automation and digitalization efforts.

NØRA BLU shares her journey from a small town in Lithuania to studying music at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, emphasizing her lifelong passion for singing.

The Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra is set to perform a concert featuring musical works that serve as symbolic postcards from Vienna, including compositions by Antonio Salieri and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

A man in Lithuania faces trial for defrauding multiple buyers of cars and car parts through fake online advertisements.

A grandfather expresses his intent to participate in court proceedings related to the murder of his teenage grandson, while reflecting on the tragic circumstances surrounding the crime.

Singer Asmik Grigorian discusses her concert "A Diva is Born," which has received acclaim and highlights her unique ability to perform a diverse repertoire.

Former politician E. Masiulis reveals in his book that President G. Nausėda once requested assistance in finding work for his nephew in the transport sector.

The article discusses concerns that Europe's nuclear deterrents could become ineffective against Russia within a decade due to advancements in Russian missile defense systems.

Experts predict a steady growth in the demand for used cars in 2026, driven by several economic factors and consumer confidence.

The USS Gerald R. Ford has departed Crete as indirect negotiations between the United States and Iran regarding Iran's nuclear program have commenced in Geneva.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated that there are no set deadlines for concluding the war in Ukraine, implying an ongoing commitment to military objectives instead of a hurried resolution.

F. M. Leščiauskaitė critiques the performances in Lithuania's Eurovision national selection, describing them as lacking talent compared to local school shows.

A teenager is on trial for the murder of his classmate in Žvėrynas, with proceedings held privately due to the accused's age.

The Lithuanian basketball club "Rytas" is set to announce a long-term contract with player A. Marčiulionis, who has recently returned to Lithuania.

Luminor Bank's net profit fell to €157.7 million last year due to lower interest rates, but the bank managed to keep its costs stable.

The article discusses the current state of D. Trump's tariffs and future expectations, including a new 10% tariff set to last for 150 days.

German customs officials carried out searches at three companies in Hamburg over allegations of illegal imports from Russia valued at over 4 million euros.

A mother shares her heart-wrenching experience following the death of her baby, revealing the tragic circumstances and the community's harsh reaction.

The owners of Panevėžys' oldest bookstore have requested assistance from the city mayor to preserve the iconic establishment amidst difficulties in competing with online book sales and shopping centers.

Alina Kabaeva allegedly received 71 million euros from funds leftover after the completion of President Putin's palace construction in Gelendzhik, with reports highlighting the use of these funds for sports events and charity.

Police in Kaunas are seeking information about a woman who reportedly did not pay for goods, encouraging locals to come forward with details.

Gargždai is set to undergo significant transformation with a new project worth over 336,000 euros focused on revitalizing the market area and creating better connectivity to the seaside.

German leader Friedrich Merz visits China to strengthen economic ties amid global instability, accompanied by a delegation of business leaders.

The article discusses the prospects of the group SHWR in the upcoming Eurovision selection final, with predictions pointing to their song "Contact!" as a strong contender.

The Constitutional Court of Lithuania ruled that not allowing the renewal of civil proceedings in specific circumstances is constitutionally permissible.

Ukraine has announced a 12.1% increase in pensions and insurance payments starting March 1, as part of its ongoing pension enhancement policy amid economic challenges.

Students at Alytus A. Ramanauskas-Vanago Gymnasium called the police amid growing tensions linked to a conflict over a teacher's dismissal.

The Radzevičiai family will share travel experiences and inspiration every Sunday for upcoming spring outings in their new travel show, starting March 1.

The Lithuanian military conducted tabletop exercises to clarify roles and responsibilities and identify additional readiness requirements for effective cooperation in crisis scenarios.

A grieving mother reached out to a news portal to invite people to say goodbye to her baby, Danielius, whose unexpected death occurred due to choking.

The first lapwings, known as harbingers of spring, have been spotted returning to Klaipėda, as confirmed by local wildlife experts.

US and Ukrainian negotiators, including key figures like Rustem Umerov and Jared Kushner, are meeting in Geneva to discuss peace talks amid ongoing Russian aggression.

A café in Klaipėda, run by UAB "Ponas Cinamonas," has decided to close due to personal circumstances and ongoing challenges in the local business environment.

T.V. Raskevičius announced the end of his term as chairman of the Freedom Party and expressed his support for V. Mitalas as his successor.

Players from the Kaunas Žalgiris basketball team have joined the Lithuanian national team's training camp ahead of their World Cup qualifying match against Iceland.

Oman's Foreign Minister Badra Albusaidi stated that negotiators have shown unprecedented openness to new and creative ideas and solutions during talks with US envoys.

Samsung has unveiled its Galaxy S26 smartphones featuring advanced pixel-level light management for enhanced screen privacy without compromising display quality.

A 21-year-old tourist discovered she was in labor after visiting a Queensland hospital due to severe abdominal pain she initially thought was appendicitis.