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Cyprus has started issuing temporary residency permits to Belarusian citizens whose passports have expired. The policy change provides legal status for individuals unable to renew their documents abroad.
The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has cleared four-month-old refuse heaps along the Ejigbo-Idimu axis following a report by PUNCH, bringing relief to residents.
Human rights organizations are calling for a war crime investigation into Israel's killing of Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil, alleging she was deliberately targeted. This comes as Israel confirmed the deaths of two of its soldiers in southern Lebanon and conducted retaliatory strikes.
Lithuania's Ministry of Education is investigating alleged information violations at the Gruzdžiai socialization center, stating it had not received prior reports of inappropriate staff behavior.
A summary of key events includes news that a bank acquiring Luminor operates in Russia, and a soldier has been suspended from duty after reporting violations in public procurement.
Contrary to the common belief that longer grass in a yard signifies neglect, allowing lawns to grow longer can offer benefits for both homeowners and small lawn inhabitants.
The European Union's top court has dismissed Google's appeal, upholding a record €4.1 billion ($4.5 billion) antitrust fine. The fine was imposed for Google's anti-competitive practices related to its Android mobile operating system.
The medical clinic network InMedica has been issued a 450,000 euro fine by the State Data Protection Inspectorate (VDAI) for violations related to personal data security.
Lithuanian Members of Parliament are initiating a bill to tighten control over electric scooter drivers, proposing that non-police officers also be authorized to check and fine them for traffic violations.
EU Council President Costa's decision to reopen diplomatic channels with Moscow has sparked strong criticism among EU leaders, particularly from Germany, who deemed it an insult. Costa explained his rationale for resuming contacts with Russia during a meeting with EU leaders.
The Lithuanian parliament adopted amendments to the law governing the Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT), defining changes related to the early dismissal of its general director.
Reports indicate that the United States and Iran have reached a framework agreement for a 60-day ceasefire, potentially involving the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, but the deal is awaiting final approval from President Trump. While some sources confirm a memorandum of understanding, Tehran has denied the reports, and traders remain skeptical about a broader nuclear deal this year.
A human rights organization has accused Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government of employing "abusive tactics" against the main opposition party, thereby undermining democracy.
Lazdijų gyventojų skundai dėl rudo ir drumsto vandens pasitvirtino – Valstybinės maisto ir veterinarijos tarnybos (VMVT) tyrimai parodė itin didelius kokybės pažeidimus, o geležies koncentracija…
Swedish intelligence services have arrested two individuals suspected of circumventing sanctions against Russia and exporting advanced products intended for Moscow's military industry.
Garbačiauskaitė-Budrienė has stated that the proposed LRT law project by the ruling party is merely a 'smoke screen' intended to facilitate the dismissal of the director.
Lithuanian Seimas member Karolis Neimantas has proposed a 50% increase in fines for drivers violating traffic rules and technical requirements for vehicles, aiming to enhance road safety.
The White House posted a video on social media about a military operation against Iran, which internet users quickly noted included fragments from the popular "Call of Duty" video game series alongside real battlefield footage.
The Lagos State Police Command arrested three suspected armed robbers during a routine night patrol operation in the Idimu area of Lagos State. The operation took place in the early hours of Tuesday.
The vice-chairman of the Social Democratic Party, Budbergytė, expressed regret over having to work with 'Nemuno aušra' after the Central Electoral Commission found the latter party grossly violated election law by renting cars from its chairman and deputy.
Technology giant Meta is reportedly planning mass layoffs, though specific details regarding the scope and timing of these reductions are not yet clear.
A man is facing a €180,000 debt from traffic violations after his data was stolen, highlighting the serious problems that can arise from data breaches in the digital age.
Žinių radijas, a Lithuanian radio station, is celebrating its 26th anniversary by launching a video game called 'Peršok mikrofoną' (Jump Over the Microphone), set in its studio.
The Lagos State Government has initiated stakeholder engagement for proposed improvements at the Ikotun Junction, encompassing the Ijegun Road, Isolo Road, and Idimu Road intersection, aiming to alleviate traffic congestion and enhance flow.
The Lithuanian studio 'Tag of Joy,' whose adventure game 'Crowns and Pawns' was named the best Lithuanian game of the decade last year, has announced it is developing a second installment in the series.
A psychologist discusses the societal stereotype of video games as a waste of time, exploring the complex reality behind the desire to play and their potential therapeutic benefits.
A Lithuanian living in Denmark, Judita Gabriūnaitė, notes that Danes have different lawn mowing habits, often letting grass grow longer, which Lithuanians might consider neglect. She suggests there might be lessons to learn from this approach.
A Lithuanian soldier claims he was dismissed from the army after reporting procurement violations to the prosecutor's office. He alleges that he was deliberately removed for exposing the issues.
Turkish stand-up comedian Deniz Göktaş has been arrested and faces up to four years in prison on charges of insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and religious values through his jokes. The arrest highlights a broader crackdown on freedom of expression in Turkey.
The Central Electoral Commission (VRK) has postponed its decision regarding potential serious violations by the 'Nemuno Aušra' party and Žemaitaitis. The commission will deliberate on whether to recognize these alleged breaches.
Donald Trump accused Iran of a "foolish violation" of a ceasefire agreement after an alleged drone attack on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran, however, reasserted its right to control shipping in the strategic waterway and denied the accusations.
Lithuania's Financial Crime Investigation Service (FNTT) reported that its International Sanctions Implementation Commission imposed over €6.2 million in fines last year for various violations of international financial sanctions.
Lithuania's Prison Service conducted surprise inspections of inmates granted short-term home leave, revealing nine violations.
The Israeli parliament has approved in its first reading a bill to dissolve itself, moving closer to triggering new elections. This vote marks a significant step towards a potential political shake-up in the country.
Latvia plans to deploy drone fighters along its border with Russia, while NATO is set to strengthen its assigned forces in the Baltic states. This comes as EU officials warn of a dangerous moment and the possibility of Russia attacking NATO countries.
President Vladimir Putin remotely observed missile launches during Russian nuclear exercises. These drills come amidst statements from Putin regarding the potential 'exceptional use' of nuclear weapons.
Lithuanian Parliament Speaker Juozas Olekas believes that responsible institutions should better coordinate information exchange and more boldly and quickly inform the public about national airspace violations.
Lithuania's State Security Department and military are warning residents and parents about hostile states' intelligence services recruiting children and teenagers online through platforms like TikTok and games, potentially leading to radicalization.
A pro-Russian hacker group, accused by European authorities of cyberattacks against Western governments, banks, and infrastructure, has transformed participation in cybercrime into a 'patriotic game' for volunteers.
The Lagos Commissioner of Police declared a firm stance against cult killings during a stakeholders' meeting in Idimu, Lagos, emphasizing that no one involved would be spared.
Lithuanian airline Avion Express has officially informed the Employment Service of its intention to lay off up to 110 employees, with a subsidiary planning to dismiss up to 89 more. The types of specialists affected by the job cuts have been revealed.
Once considered a major insult, cuckolding is now being explored by some couples as a desired sexual game that can strengthen relationships.
Fortnite developer Epic Games has announced layoffs of over 1,000 staff, with CEO Tim Sweeney citing a significant spending imbalance and a downturn in Fortnite engagement as reasons for the workforce reduction, explicitly stating that AI is not to blame for the cuts.
Pirmą pavasario dieną laimėtas pirmas šiais metais „Teleloto“ Aukso puodas – 800 000 eurų. Visą sumą susižėrė vienas vilnietis, kuris žaidimui buvo įsigijęs tik vieną loterijos bilietą.
A protest organized by Tibet supporters is taking place in Vilnius on Tuesday, gathering in front of the Chinese embassy to draw public and political attention to the deteriorating situation in Tibet and human rights violations by the Chinese government.
Izraelio kariuomenė pranešė, kad trečiadienį užfiksavo kelias Irano raketų atakas, taip pat raketų paleidimus iš Libano, todėl visoje šalyje suveikė oro pavojaus sirenos.
Lithuanian police are employing a new, less visible method to record traffic violations, adapting to technological advancements in law enforcement.
Lithuania's Minister of Agriculture, Kęstutis Mažeika, expressed disappointment with the Competition Council's refusal to investigate alleged agreements in the grain market and plans to meet with them.
The Lithuanian Central Electoral Commission has postponed its decision regarding alleged serious violations by Remigijus Žemaitaitis and the 'Nemuno Aušra' party. The commission will continue to deliberate on whether to acknowledge these violations.
Kauno Energija, a Lithuanian energy company, has been fined over 163,000 euros for violations related to its boiler operations. The penalty was imposed due to identified irregularities in the company's boiler systems.
Lithuania's Financial Crime Investigation Service (FNTT) imposed fines totaling €1.45 million on 11 companies in 2025 for violations of the law on the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing.
The Council of the Lithuanian National Radio and Television (LRT) has instructed the public broadcaster's administration to correct violations identified by the Prosecutor General's Office, according to a council statement.
Robertas Puchovičius, vice-chairman of 'Nemuno aušra' and a Member of Parliament, denies any connection between his companies and the party, stating that linking them in the investigation into parliamentary election campaign financing is absurd.
The Employment Service announced layoffs from three companies and one educational institution, impacting software developers, teachers, and other specialists, with some bankruptcies also occurring.
Following a request from the Seimas Audit Committee, the Lithuanian Prosecutor General's Office has urged the national broadcaster LRT to address identified legal violations related to its program procurement processes.
Prominent Lithuanian businessman Dainius Dundulis recently appeared on the 'Tapk geresniu' podcast, where he discussed his business journey, competitive tactics, and clarified why his children do not work in his company.
Danske Bank has announced a new round of layoffs, affecting 199 positions in Denmark and confirming 21 job cuts in Lithuania, with some employees offered alternative roles. This follows a previous round of job cuts just three months prior.
The Lithuanian board game 'Mergaitė su šautuvu' (Girl with a Gun), based on a popular book, has been awarded 'Best Board Game of 2025' at the LT Game Awards, organized by the Lithuanian Game Developers Association.
Lithuanian police have issued a warning to residents about a widespread scam involving messages from foreign numbers that prompt recipients to pay traffic fines via suspicious links.
In the capital, near the Chinese embassy, a group of activists held another picket in support of Tibet, aiming to draw public and Lithuanian politicians' attention to the political prisoners imprisoned in that country...
Wooden games are experiencing a resurgence in popularity, with people choosing to spend more time playing them together, exemplified by a French craftsman who has created over twenty different models.
Border guards at Kaunas Airport arrested a man deported from the United Kingdom, who had been wanted in Lithuania since May 2023 for failing to serve a sentence.
A police officer in Lagos has been arrested for allegedly extorting N10,000 from a motorist in Idimu, following a viral video of the incident.
Russian strikes killed two people in Ukraine ahead of a 32-hour ceasefire declared by Vladimir Putin. Ukraine's General Staff has stated its forces will observe the ceasefire on land, at sea, and in the air during Orthodox Easter but will respond in kind to any Russian actions.
Avion Express, an airline company belonging to Gediminas Žiemelis's group, is reducing its aircraft fleet by returning 15 planes and consequently laying off employees, contrary to previous growth plans.
Bonnie Blue buvo apkaltinta viešosios tvarkos pažeidimu ir kitą mėnesį stos prieš Londono teismą.
Parlamentarei Daliai Asanavičiūtė-Gružauskienei siūlant numatyti galimybę politikams skirti pinigines bausmes už etikos pažeidimus, dažnai Seimo Etikos ir procedūrų komisijoje (EPK) svarstomas…
Dalia Asanavičiūtė-Gružauskienė, a member of the opposition Homeland Union–Lithuanian Christian Democrats (TS-LKD) faction in the Seimas, proposes introducing monetary fines for politicians who commit repeated ethics violations.