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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Latest publication
- Sep 25, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for lrt.lt
- Top 10K sites
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- Jul 7, 2026
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EC says it is ‘carefully assessing’ Baltic request for €500 million in drone defences (opens the original)
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LRT.lt received the commission’s response Thursday evening after the defence ministers of the three Baltic states sent a letter to Brussels on Monday requesting urgent funding to strengthen the region’s defences against the growing threat from Russia. “We understand the concerns of our member states and take them very seriously,” the European Commission said in its response, confirming that it had received the letter and was carefully examining it. The letter requesting funds was signed by Eston
EU court dismisses final challenge to sanctions on Belarusian transit through Lithuania (opens the original)
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The court rejected the remaining claims brought by Klaipėda-based Bulk Cargo Terminal, which is controlled by businessman Igor Udovickij, and ordered the company to pay the legal costs. Bulk Cargo Terminal had sought to compel the Council of the European Union to adopt new rules or exemptions that would have allowed the transit of Belarusian potash through Lithuania despite EU sanctions. However, the court found that the company had lodged its appeal after the applicable deadline and ruled that
Drug use raises alarm as Lithuania ranks among Europe's worst-affected countries (opens the original)
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An analysis of syringe residues carried out in 2024 found that new synthetic opioids are widespread in the Baltic states. Nitazenes – highly potent synthetic opioids – have become established in the drug markets of several cities in Estonia and Latvia and are also being used in Lithuanian cities. "The estimated rate of injecting drug use ranges from 0.1 cases per 1,000 inhabitants in the Netherlands to 10 cases per 1,000 inhabitants in Estonia. Particularly high rates were also recorded in Finla
Overhaul that took 13 years: EU approves updated air passenger rights (opens the original)
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Lawmakers approved the revised rules by a vote of 646-12, with three abstentions. The EU Council is expected to formally adopt the regulation before it enters into force. The changes update passenger rights that have been in place since 2004 following negotiations that lasted 13 years. Under the new rules, passengers will retain the right to compensation for flights delayed by more than three hours or cancelled at short notice. Compensation will remain at 250 euros for flights of up to 1,500 kil
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