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Actress Kaiti Finou was admitted to a hospital in Voula, Greece, due to severe pain, sharing a video from the radiology department on social media.

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The Lithuanian National Martynas Mažvydas Library's Science and Encyclopedia Publishing Center has released Professor Geoff Mulgan's book 'Big Mind: How Collective Intelligence Can Change Our World'.

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Residents of apartment buildings in Klaipėda, Lithuania, are facing changes to their utility bills as new maximum tariffs for technical maintenance are set to be approved, resulting in an increase compared to current rates.

A shooting incident in Greece has resulted in two people being injured. The victims were transported to Nikaia General State Hospital and are reported to be out of danger.

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Guests dressed in aristocratic 19th-century inspired attire attended the first-ever Grand Summer Ball at Pakruojis Manor, which also featured a special visit from a Queen.

A fire at the Sanok Folk Architecture Museum in southeastern Poland completely destroyed a priceless 17th-century wooden church built in 1667.

Republicans are reportedly attempting to trap Anthony Fauci in a show trial following the release of his diary, which offers insights into the early stages of the pandemic and the scientific uncertainty surrounding it.

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The Lithuanian Ministry of Agriculture announced that farmers will be able to submit applications for support for sustainable investments in agricultural holdings starting September 1.

The historic town of Kražiai in Lithuania hosted its annual festival celebrating Žolinės (Assumption Day), drawing visitors to the event in the Kelmė district.

Katerina Kainourgiou continues her summer vacation in Paros, sharing family moments and a visit to Panagia Ekatontapyliani with her daughter on the Feast of the Dormition.

Latvia implemented a reduced value-added tax (VAT) on essential food items like bread, milk, eggs, and poultry on July 1st, leading to a 7-8% price decrease in retail, prompting discussions in Lithuania about adopting a similar measure.

The city of Kaunas plans to reconstruct the Vaišvydava school next year, which will triple its student capacity.

Starting next May, all reports and acts concerning workplace accidents and incidents on the way to or from work in Lithuania will be submitted exclusively electronically through a new information system.

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On the day commemorating the end of World War II, the Japanese cabinet, led by Prime Minister Takaichi, chose to focus primarily on honoring Japan's own war victims. The government's statement notably omitted any mention of the wartime violence Japan inflicted across Asia.

Fidesz criticized Péter Magyar's political event in Paks, stating it was about his 'political frenzy,' while the leader of Mi Hazánk also commented on the gathering.

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Lithuanian national leaders have expressed their condolences following the passing of renowned writer, poet, and playwright Violeta Palčinskaitė.

Gunda Vaivode shares her observations from the ongoing Salzburg Festival, detailing the season's most significant opera premieres and highlighting both the festival's major successes and its more controversial productions.

The pedophilia scandal involving priests is described not merely as a communication crisis for the Lithuanian Catholic Church, but as a catastrophe for an arrogant institution that has put an unsafe product on the market.

In her first war memorial address, Takaichi notably omitted the term 'remorse,' a stark contrast to her predecessor, while emphasizing her foreign policy agenda for the 'Indo-Pacific'.

Forecasters predict a changeable but warm weekend for Lithuania, with summer temperatures expected despite typical Lithuanian summer conditions.

An opinion piece explores why, despite having unprecedented access to entertainment and convenience through technology, many people feel a sense of 'meh' or 'joyless decadence.'

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A hidden stash of alcohol from the era of former President Urho Kekkonen was discovered in the potato cellar of the current Finnish president's summer residence, who has put the bottles on display rather than for consumption.

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The site of a major forest fire in Kalajoki in 2021, which exposed rescue operation shortcomings, has now turned green, creating new natural values and becoming a tourist destination.

Moroccan influencer Soukaina Glamour has been sentenced to 10 months in prison for public indecency, a ruling reported by Morocco World News.

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Finland is discussing the necessity of tax solutions that support entrepreneurship and intangible investments to foster economic growth and productivity.

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The designers of the film 'Ramayana' have defended the costumes worn by Lara Dutta as Kaikeyi and Sai Pallavi as Sita amidst public backlash. They stated that the costume choices were conscious decisions.

Upper Austrian Green Party spokesperson Stefan Kaineder discussed a potential farmer uprising and criticized US tech giant Google during a "ZiB 2" interview.

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Vilnius Mayor Valdas Benkunskas aims to reduce institutional access to the Russian language and strengthen the use of Lithuanian, preventing newly arrived Russian speakers from living in Vilnius for extended periods without knowing Lithuanian.

Horticulturists in Latvia explain whether hydrangeas require special fertilizer, noting that the plants thrived this year due to sufficient moisture but are also demanding in terms of nutrients.

Five men have been charged by USKOK for organized drug dealing in Istria, Croatia, allegedly earning over 116,000 euros illegally.

Historian Grybkauskas sheds light on the inner workings of the Communist Party during the Soviet occupation, exploring motivations for joining and regional differences in membership rates.

The Green Party leader in Upper Austria, Kaineder, called for urgent aid due to drought and criticized the 'Googlehupf' mentality regarding data centers during a TV appearance.

Thumbay Group has entered its 30th year of operations in the UAE. This milestone highlights the group's long-standing presence and contributions in the region.

The US Army's 'Operation Seaspray' secretly released a supposedly harmless bacterium in San Francisco to test a bio-weapon, causing a minor epidemic and one death, with the experiment remaining classified for over 25 years.

A doctor warns that a significant number of professions, including teachers, managers, and lawyers, rely heavily on the voice as a primary tool, leading to considerable vocal strain daily.

Housing prices in Lithuania are rising significantly faster than incomes, leading to worsening affordability. This issue is no longer confined to Vilnius but is spreading to other major cities.

On August 17, 1944, German occupation forces and Greek collaborators surrounded Kokkinia (present-day Nikaia), leading to one of the bloodiest operations of the occupation in Athens, where hooded informants identified residents for execution.

A drone attack on the Greek-owned tanker 'Skyros' in the Black Sea has been documented in a video acquired by SKAI, showing the incident.

A Lithuanian traveler named Orijus describes his experience in the Latvian resort town of Liepāja, highlighting a unique luxurious spot that reminded him of Dubai.

Legendary Lithuanian naturalist and ornithologist Selemonas Paltanavičius introduced his two new children's books, "Žalias pelės lizdas" and "Žymiausi pasaulio gamtininkai," during a "Delfi diena" segment.

A violent incident involving gunfire in Nikaia, Greece, resulted in two individuals being injured and subsequently transported to Nikaia General State Hospital, where they are reported to be out of danger.

An alert air traffic controller at Phoenix airport prevented a potential accident when two American Airlines planes were assigned the same call sign.

Benzinga reports on the market sentiment for Kainos Group PLC, indicating investor perceptions and trends.

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An expert discusses various tricks and strategies that can help individuals process and understand information much more quickly in today's information-rich environment.

The Lithuanian group "Karališka erdvė" (Royal Space) returned to Palanga after 20 years for a 90s disco, performing their hit "Iš lėto leidžiasi saulė." The event brought back nostalgic memories and had the dance floor shaking.

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For six consecutive weekends, Alberta Street and part of Antonijas Street in Riga's city center will be closed to vehicle traffic, allowing only pedestrians to enjoy the unique Art Nouveau architecture.

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With only a few weeks left until September, a psychologist offers advice on how to prepare children for the new school year, focusing on psychological readiness rather than just material preparations.

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Japanese politician Sanae Takaichi reportedly skipped a controversial visit to a shrine on the 81st anniversary of Japan's World War II surrender. The shrine is often a point of contention with neighboring countries.

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Latvia has initiated its first defense project of a specific type, drawing lessons from Lithuania, as the pace and scale of defense project implementation rapidly increase across Eastern flank countries.

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A new ice arena is planned for Gargždai, near Klaipėda, Lithuania, with an estimated cost of approximately 15 million Euros.

Mindaugas Vanagas and Simona Savickaitė celebrated their wedding in a fairytale-like ceremony, featuring a performance by Jessica Shy and decorations by Petruškevičius.

Priest Aivars Kursītis, who serves in the Vidsmuiža Holy Spirit Roman Catholic parish in Preiļi municipality's Galēni and has been serving since the age of 12, reflects on his role, stating, 'God is the doer, but I am only an instrument in his hands.'

As August draws to a close, this article offers four simple steps for families to prepare their homes for the upcoming academic year, transitioning from summer's slower pace.

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New research is investigating the final moments of brain activity to explain near-death experiences, where individuals report leaving their bodies, seeing bright lights, and returning to life permanently changed.

A new forecast suggests Russia's economy cannot win a 'war of attrition' as long as Ukraine receives support from Western nations.

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Donald Bisset's beloved children's book 'Upside Down' (Aukštyn kojom) is making a comeback for Lithuanian readers, with Violeta Palčinskaitė among its translators.

A village near Šiauliai, Lithuania, has found a unique niche in restoring, repairing, and manufacturing luxury cars, including Rolls Royce vehicles, for a global clientele who find them through recommendations.

The tragic death of a 17-year-old in Palanga, Lithuania, shocked many, with music producer Algimantas Minalga-Soliaris expressing dismay at the behavior of onlookers.

Save the Children reports that nearly all aid workers subjected to violence this year are local, with attacks particularly prevalent in Lebanon, South Sudan, and Sudan.

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Homeowners are increasingly using Indian Runner ducks, known for their agility and slug-eating habits, as a natural and effective method to control invasive slug populations in their gardens.

A fast ferry carrying 97 passengers struck a dock, creating a meter-sized hole in its hull, yet police were not dispatched because the shipping company adhered to existing regulations.

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Researchers explain that a grief attack simultaneously triggers an alarm state, pain, and longing in the brain, advising against fighting the emotion.

Austrian Green party state councilor Kaineder appeared in a studio to discuss drought relief measures.

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The Lithuanian Church is facing a significant scandal involving alleged child abuse by priests, with the scale of the suspected crimes shocking the public. Clergy have addressed the issue in sermons, and prosecutors have noted a lack of further complaints despite the initial revelations.

Reports indicate that Russia experienced one of its deadliest months in the ongoing conflict during July, with a record number of Russian soldiers reportedly killed. This period marks a significant increase in casualties for Russian forces.

Public farewell arrangements have been announced for the late writer and National Prize laureate Violeta Palčinskaitė, who passed away this week, with services scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday.

The Panagia Katafygiotissa church, known for its unusual design by Dimitris Mytaras, has opened for the Dormition of the Theotokos in Palaia Fokaia, Greece. This unique temple is located 57 km from Athens.

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The Kaikōura Wildlife Centre Trust is appealing a decision by New Zealand's Department of Conservation (DOC) to not vaccinate little penguins against bird flu, warning of potential localized extinctions.

This article explores how humans perceive the world through stories, highlighting their potential for manipulation, as exemplified by Russia under Putin, where narratives are crafted for everything from war to birdhouses.

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During Žolinė (Assumption Day), herbalists in Palanga are selling hundreds of traditional bouquets for blessing in church.

Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi opted not to visit the controversial Yasukuni Shrine on the anniversary of World War II, a site that commemorates war dead but also enshrines convicted war criminals.

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Environmentalists will conduct intensified inspections of limited fishing for an entire month. This initiative aims to enhance control over fishing activities.

Communication from a Kotor resident was intercepted, instructing an associate to leave suitcases containing cocaine with a person named 'Lule' for his mother.

Responsible institutions in Lithuania are sending differing messages regarding the country's deteriorating security situation and growing threats. The head of the Liberal Movement criticized these varied communications.

Deivydas Valenta, a prominent Lithuanian stage director, openly discusses his journey to self-acceptance, recalling a childhood feeling of loneliness in Marijampolė that shifted after moving to the capital.

Andželika Petrauskaitė, known as Angelou, performed at the third 'Palanga Park Evenings' concert series on the terrace of the Palanga Amber Museum, facing an unexpected challenge that required a perfect first take.

Following an economist's suggestion for Finns to take on more debt, three leading youth politicians argued that adjusting pensions would be a fair measure to address the country's debt situation.

Ukrainian company DEMZ is setting up ammunition production facilities in the Prienai and Alytus districts of Lithuania, a project expected to create up to 450 new jobs and bolster both Lithuanian and Ukrainian defense capabilities.

An article from Lithuania discusses the process and requirements for self-employed individuals to obtain housing loans, noting that while not more difficult, it often requires more preparation.

German runner Smilla Kolbe publicly condemned social media users for racist insults directed at some of her teammates during a live broadcast, expressing her inability to imagine the experience if she were not white.

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