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Vilnius is allocating more funds to urban trees over three years than to the national stadium, signaling a focus on green initiatives. An Ukrainian woman in Lithuania faces over 10,000 euros in legal costs after losing a dispute with her employer. Additionally, Kaunas public transport will no longer accept cash payments starting in December. Lithuanian businesses are also evaluating opportunities as a major Latvian alcohol producer faces potential bankruptcy.
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Vilnius Trees Get More Funding Than National Stadium
Vilnius is allocating more funds to urban trees over three years than to the national stadium, raising questions about the city's green initiatives.
LRT:
Ukrainian Woman's Story in Lithuania: Must Pay 10,000 Euros for Dispute with…
An Ukrainian woman who believed she was unfairly dismissed by her employer in Lithuania will have to pay over 10,000 euros for legal costs after losing her case up to the Supreme Court.
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Cash Payments to End on Kaunas Public Transport
Starting in December, cash payments will no longer be accepted on public transport in Kaunas.
Lrytas:
Bloody Morning That Gripped Lithuania: Details of Journalist V. Lingis' Murder…
The article presents details surrounding the murder of journalist V. Lingis, an event that had a significant impact across Lithuania.
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As Latvian Alcohol Giant Nears Bankruptcy, Lithuanians Weigh Options
Lithuanian businesses are assessing opportunities as a major Latvian alcohol producer faces potential bankruptcy.
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