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Vilnius streetworks leave small businesses counting the cost – and struggling to survive (opens the original)
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The reason was not a lack of demand for pastries, but the construction surrounding the bakery as streets in the Lithuanian capital’s Old Town underwent major repairs. “We made losses in May and calculated that if we continued operating this way until November, we didn’t know when we would be able to pay off the debts,” bakery founder Arūnas Grinius said. “So we made the decision to suspend operations.” The bakery reopened in the autumn, but other businesses nearby have not survived the disruptio
Corgi races draw dogs and owners from nine countries to Vilnius (opens the original)
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For the first time, corgis from the United States, the Czech Republic and the United Kingdom took part in the event. Participants from nine countries were expected to compete. Becoming the top corgi is no easy task. Dogs compete not only for speed but also for the title of loudest barker. Some travelled thousands of kilometres to take part. Gigi, a corgi from Seattle, Washington, arrived with her owners specifically for the event. “We came for this event. We thought it would be fun to do it,” Gi
Sexual assault survivors in Lithuania face long waits for help – and lost evidence (opens the original)
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Ten years ago, comedian and human rights advocate Vita Žiba was sexually assaulted after being drugged. She says it took her a while afterwards to understand what had happened to her. "First of all, you barely remember anything, because those drugs are usually designed specifically to suppress memory. I just remember having one drink, then another, and then – a black screen. The next thing I remember is being in some room, I don't even know where, with some man's hands all over me," she said. Wh
Lithuania looks to make a mark on Europe's ‘coolcation’ map (opens the original)
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"If we look at the regions most affected by heatwaves, it is undoubtedly southern Europe – countries such as Italy, Spain and France, where temperatures often become difficult to endure," said Milda Plepytė-Rainienė, head of the Lithuanian Tourism Association. Foreign visitors looking for cooler climates are choosing not only Scandinavia. Lithuania has also been included among Europe's emerging "coolcation" destinations. "Israeli travellers, for example, have been coming to Lithuania for several
Authorities blame private contractor as Vilnius is facing waste crisis, risk of fire (opens the original)
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The National Crisis Management Centre said Wednesday it had recommended declaring a nationwide emergency because all eight municipalities in the Vilnius region have been affected by the disruption. Officials said they are seeking municipalities elsewhere in Lithuania that could temporarily accept waste from the capital region, sort it and send it for incineration. Among them are regional waste centres in Utena, Kaunas and Marijampolė, the closest to Vilnius, which have indicated they could take
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