TIL that the oldest active international football tournament in Europe is the Baltic Cup (est. 1928), which is older than the FIFA World Cup.

Pretty shocking considering how bad our football teams are.

u/QuartzXOX — 3 days ago

Dutch police brings order on Moroccans before they start a riot to celebrate their national football teams victory

u/QuartzXOX — 6 days ago

Lietuvis Airijoje prisipažino dėl planuoto teroro akto: ketino susprogdinti mečetę

38-erių lietuvis Karolis Pečkauskas Airijos teisme prisipažino kaltu dėl planuoto teroro akto, kai ketino padėti kraštutinių dešiniųjų grupuotei susprogdinti mečetę Golvėjaus mieste, skelbia Airijos nacionalinis transliuotojas RTE.

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u/QuartzXOX — 6 days ago

Third time’s the charm – will Lithuania's new govt last this time?

Lithuania’s governing coalition is attempting to turn the page after months of political turbulence, nominating Social Democratic Party leader Mindaugas Sinkevičius as prime minister in a government reshuffle that President Gitanas Nausėda hopes will be the last of the parliamentary term.

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u/QuartzXOX — 6 days ago

The big squeeze: Lithuanians living in smaller homes as apartment sizes shrink

Real estate developers say the trend has been visible for decades, driven by affordability concerns and changing demographics. Economists, however, warn that the growing popularity of smaller apartments is pushing larger families to the suburbs, creating new challenges related to infrastructure, transportation and quality of life.

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u/QuartzXOX — 9 days ago

Lithuania Unveils Black Wasp Interceptor Drone with Automatic Capture Capability

The Lithuanian company Granta Autonomy has unveiled the Black Wasp interceptor drone. This aircraft is designed to counter strike, reconnaissance, and loitering munitions.

The drone features a flight control system based on artificial intelligence and machine learning, which enables automated flight, target tracking, and final guidance.

Source:https://militarnyi.com/en/news/lithuania-black-wasp-drone-auto-capture/

u/QuartzXOX — 10 days ago

Lithuania’s public beaches: municipalities plan investments to expand lakeside access

Growing interest in outdoor recreation and swimming is driving demand for public beaches across southern Lithuania, prompting municipalities to invest in new waterfront infrastructure and acquire lakeside land to expand public access.

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u/QuartzXOX — 11 days ago
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Lithuanians going crazy during Midsummer

Celebrations in Rumšiškės near the Open-air museum of Lithuania

u/Amidamaru_0 — 12 days ago
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Ballooning day in Vilnius, Lithuania 🇱🇹🎈

u/QuartzXOX — 13 days ago