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Kaunas prepares for second Pride march this Saturday (opens the original)
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The march is scheduled to begin at noon from St Michael the Archangel Church, with participants proceeding along Laisvės Avenue toward Ožeškienės Street before returning. Organisers say preparations have been smoother than in 2021, when Kaunas Pride was held for the first time and drew about 2,000 people. “We are building on the work done previously, and this time the municipality has been more willing to cooperate,” said Beata Starodubova, a Kaunas Pride representative. “We did not encounter ma
Lithuania’s fiercest storms: A history of extreme weather and growing risks (opens the original)
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While powerful storms are relatively uncommon in Lithuania, the country has experienced several destructive events over the past decades – some causing deaths, widespread power outages and major damage to infrastructure. One of the most severe struck October 17-18, 1967, when hurricane-force winds battered western Lithuania. In Klaipėda, winds reached 40 metres per second, while individual gusts may have reached 55 metres per second, according to the Hydrometeorological Service. The storm, known
From Nigeria to Japan: Lithuanian traditional costumes find fans around the world (opens the original)
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A traditional Lithuanian costume consists of five main parts: a shirt, waistcoat, apron, skirt and sash. The accessories can include different types of headwear, jewellery, petticoats, wrist warmers and shawls. “Authenticity is very important to us. We travel to museums, take measurements and examine the details. It would be difficult to recreate a costume from photographs alone because you cannot see the proportions,” says Ilona Tamošaitienė. The couple follow strict regional traditions. A skir
Lithuania’s child protection service denies ordering removal of baby who had already died (opens the original)
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The agency said the decision concerned all children in the family because of suspected neglect, and that the parents only received the formal decision after the baby's death because the service was informed of her death several days later. The allegations emerged after the story of a family from Ukmergė, northeastern Lithuania, spread on social media. People pointed to the perceived absurdity of ordering the removal of a baby girl who had already died, while others accused the authorities of be
Did this Lithuanian hill fort belong to the country's only king? (opens the original)
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Mindaugas became King of Lithuania in 1253, after uniting the Baltic country's warring principalities and forging an alliance with the Livonian Order, a Catholic military order active in the region. His rise to power is central to Lithuania's national story, but much about his life and reign remains murky, pieced together from a handful of surviving medieval chronicles and archaeological digs rather than detailed written records. One of the most tantalising unresolved questions is the location o
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