The oldest bookstore in Panevėžys faces a challenge: owners have approached the city mayor regarding the future of the historic building
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.
FBK: Alina Kabaeva received 71 million euros remaining after the construction of Putin's palace in Gelendzhik
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.
Kaunas police investigating who decided not to pay for goods
Police in Kaunas are seeking information about a woman who reportedly did not pay for goods, encouraging locals to come forward with details.
Changes in Gargždai center for a third of a million: there will be a mandatory route to the seaside
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.
Friedrich Merz visits China's artificial intelligence center hoping for business deals
German leader Friedrich Merz visits China to strengthen economic ties amid global instability, accompanied by a delegation of business leaders.
Just a step away from the intriguing 'Eurovision' selection final: who is predicted to have the greatest chance of winning?
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.
Constitutional Court: In certain cases, the lack of opportunity to renew civil proceedings does not contradict the Constitution
The Constitutional Court of Lithuania ruled that not allowing the renewal of civil proceedings in specific circumstances is constitutionally permissible.
Ukraine has decided to significantly raise pensions - they will increase from March 1.
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.
Police called to Alytus gymnasium, turned into a conflict area, by the children themselves: it became clear what they complained about
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's Adventures in a New Travel Show: "Freedom is a Great Travel Companion Not Only in Life"
The Radzevičiai family will share travel experiences and inspiration every Sunday for upcoming spring outings in their new travel show, starting March 1.
Military headquarters - tabletop exercises "Thunder Shield 2026" aimed at an action plan in crisis situations
The Lithuanian military conducted tabletop exercises to clarify roles and responsibilities and identify additional readiness requirements for effective cooperation in crisis scenarios.
Cause of baby’s death revealed: farewell to be held in Alytus
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.
Spring Harbingers Return to Klaipėda - Lapwings
The first lapwings, known as harbingers of spring, have been spotted returning to Klaipėda, as confirmed by local wildlife experts.
US and Ukrainian negotiators meet in Geneva after night-time Russian strikes
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.
Another Café Closes: "I Can't Imagine How Entrepreneurs Survive in This City"
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.
Raskevičius announced whether he will continue to lead the Freedom Party
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.
Žalgiris players join the national team's training camp
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 claims that the USA and Iran are open to 'new and creative ideas'
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 presented the Galaxy S26 smartphones
Samsung has unveiled its Galaxy S26 smartphones featuring advanced pixel-level light management for enhanced screen privacy without compromising display quality.
Tourist who felt unwell went to the hospital – shocked to learn the reason
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.
Donald Trump called Robert De Niro, who criticized him, an "unhealthy simpleton"
Donald Trump responded to Robert De Niro's criticism by labeling him an "unhealthy simpleton" and questioning his intelligence.
Four individuals convicted in Greece for illegal wiretapping of politicians and journalists
In Greece, four individuals have been convicted for unlawfully wiretapping over 90 politicians, journalists, business leaders, and high-ranking military officials using the spyware 'Predator.'
South Korean director Park Chan-wook to head the jury of the Cannes Film Festival
Park Chan-wook has been appointed as the president of the jury for the Cannes Film Festival, marking a historic first for South Korean cinema.
A Beautiful and Healthy Smile – It's Not Only Aesthetics, Confidence, But Also A Better Quality of Life
A dental clinic in Kaunas, Lithuania, offers modern dentistry services emphasizing patient care and advanced technology to enhance smiles and oral health.
Military Exercises 'Perkūno Skydas 2026' Took Place at the Lithuanian Armed Forces Defense Staff
The Lithuanian military conducted significant military exercises aimed at enhancing collaboration and addressing challenges in national defense.
It has been announced who will lead the Cannes Film Festival jury
This will be the first time a South Korean will head the jury, symbolizing a deepening connection between the festival and Korean cinema.
Indicated What Major Mistakes You Make When Charging Your Phone
A technology director explains common mistakes that slow down phone charging, such as using worn-out accessories and incorrect settings.
The Prosecutor's Office appealed the verdict in the A. Bagdonas case, asking to prohibit him from working in the Seimas
The Prosecutor's Office in Lithuania has appealed a court decision regarding A. Bagdonas, requesting a ban on his role as a member of the Seimas due to the application of criminal enforcement measures.
The neighborhood designed by V. Landsbergis-Zemkalnis is being reborn in Klaipėda
Reconstruction plans are underway for a historic two-story house in Klaipėda, designed by V. Landsbergis-Zemkalnis, with an emphasis on maintaining its structural integrity while modernizing its features.
A Word Searches for a Human: The Vilnius Book Fair opened at the 'Litexpo' center
The Vilnius Book Fair this year serves as a vibrant space for dialogue, idea exchange, and meetings with authors and cultural professionals.
At the European Youth Fencing Championships, D. Juras made it to the top 16
Lithuanian fencer Dominikas Juras reached the top 12 in the men's category at the European Youth Fencing Championships.
Poland calculates the cost of defending NATO's eastern flank from Russia
Poland's foreign minister is set to discuss the significant financial implications of defending NATO's eastern flank against Russia in parliament.
National Film Award "Lielais Kristaps" winners will be determined by an international jury
The winners of the national film award 'Lielais Kristaps' will be selected by an international jury composed of respected professionals from the film and audiovisual industry in Finland, Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania.
Minister claims to have the votes for the Kapčiamestis polygon law in the Seimas
The Lithuanian Minister has announced that there is sufficient support in the Seimas for the proposed law regarding a new polygon in Kapčiamestis.
By-elections in the UK – an important test for the Labour Prime Minister
The Labour Party, led by Keir Starmer, faces a crucial by-election in Greater Manchester, with polls indicating a tight race against Reform UK and the Green Party candidates.
M. Rubio: Iran is trying to create intercontinental missiles
M. Rubio expressed concern over Iran's capability to develop intercontinental missiles that could threaten parts of Europe, despite facing economic sanctions.
A gang that sent psychotropic substances to the USA will stand trial
A Lithuanian family gang, involved in the production and distribution of psychotropic substances, is facing prosecution for sending illegal drugs to the United States.
Created an electric car that boasts an impressive driving range and a battery replacement takes only 99 seconds
The GAC Aion UT Super, a new budget electric vehicle from China, offers a remarkable 500 km driving range and an innovative battery replacement feature in just 99 seconds.
R. Kaunas: if the coalition cannot make decisions - a question arises as to whether it is needed
R. Kaunas emphasized the necessity of a united coalition for making important decisions in Lithuania and questioned the existence of a coalition that cannot act decisively.
Gintaras Sarafinas. Getting into prestigious high schools is becoming harder than entering universities
Competition for entering prestigious high schools in Lithuania has increased significantly, outperforming that of universities.
Introducing the 'Smart-ID' solution aimed at combating fraud
Smart-ID+ is designed to enhance fraud protection for individuals and organizations in response to evolving digital threats and regulatory demands.
Another incident at the site marked by death: thousands of tourists trapped on Olkhon Island of Baikal Lake
Governor Igor Kobzev reports that around 250 people, including foreign tourists, are trapped on Olkhon Island due to unsafe ice conditions at Lake Baikal.
Iran: Focus will be on the nuclear issue
Discussions surrounding the negotiations will be focused on Iran's nuclear issue, according to spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei.
Moscow handed over 1,000 bodies of Ukrainian soldiers to Kyiv
Moscow has handed over 1,000 bodies of deceased Ukrainian soldiers to Ukraine, while receiving 35 bodies of Russian fighters in return.
Iran: focus will be solely on the nuclear issue
Iran is focusing its negotiations solely on nuclear issues while seeking the lifting of sanctions and asserting its right to peaceful nuclear energy usage.
Discovered drug factory in the Kretinga forests: impregnated cotton with drugs, transported to the USA
A criminal investigation has revealed an organized group producing and distributing synthetic drugs in Lithuania by impregnating cotton-based paper with psychotropic substances meant for smuggling to the United States.
Former US commander in Lithuanian defense misses a sense of urgency
A former US military commander has expressed concerns about the lack of urgency in Lithuania's defense preparations amid threats from Russia and Belarus.
Robertas Kaunas: the plan to develop an integrated air defense system will not pose significant financial challenges
Lithuanian Minister Robertas Kaunas stated that strengthening air defense is closely tied to the formation of a division and will not cause significant financial challenges.
Kėdainiai Prepares for Possible Flood, Soldiers Scout the Area
Kėdainiai is preparing for potential flooding due to heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures this winter, as well as the threat of ice jams affecting the area.
The 'Happyendless' album 'Anthology' is engraved on vinyl: the first single has been released
The 'Happyendless' album 'Anthology' is now available on vinyl, with its first single launched at the Vilnius Book Fair.