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Students took over the biggest Kaunas shopping mall: how “playing” business could shape future career?

In today’s world, entrepreneurial mindset and competences such as teamwork, creativity, communication skills and critical thinking become more and more important. But these skills are impossible to obtain through theory only. The international organization “Junior Achievement” (JA) gives school pupils the possibility to learn such skills while practicing in a Company Programme, which simulates a real business setting in a school environment. During the international student company trade fair “Innovative Business 2019” on 27-29 March in Kaunas, famous business leaders and start-up mentors shared their thoughts on what abilities are essential for young entrepreneurs.

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Ukraine’s Autocephaly: first results and possible influence on Orthodox world

Nearly three months ago, on January 6, Patriarch Bartholomew signed the Tomos of Autocephahy for the Ukrainian Orthodoxy. Though the whole process of granting autocephaly took less than a year – Ukraine’s President Petro Poroshenko appealed to the Ecumenical Patriarchate in April 2018 – the “healing of the schism” seems to be requiring much more time as the reconciliation between former schismatics and the Orthodox Church, which used to be the only canonical one in Ukraine, can’t happen in one moment.

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Special ceremony for the Humanist of the Year Award at the Embassy of Finland in Lithuania

On March 26, 2019, the Ambassador of Finland to Lithuania HE Christer Michelsson and Mrs Ebba Michelsson, in co-operation with The Rogatchi Foundation hosted a special celebration and reception on the Humanist of the Year 2018 Award for prominent Lithuanian film director Saulius Beržinis.

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U.S. Ambassador: NATO is stronger with Lithuania, and Lithuania is stronger as a part of the Alliance

Over the past year, Lithuania has marked historic anniversaries that have brought into focus both how much Lithuania has overcome in the past decades and how much this nation has accomplished. Today I join all Lithuanians in celebrating one such accomplishment. On this date 15 years ago, Lithuania joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), arguably the most successful political-military alliance in history, an alliance that has helped to bring security, peace, and prosperity to hundreds of millions of people across Europe and North America. In a remarkably short amount of time, Lithuania has become a true leader within this alliance. I want to congratulate the people of Lithuania on this tremendous milestone. NATO is stronger with Lithuania as a member, and Lithuania is stronger as a part of the Alliance.

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Ramūnas Bogdanas. Fear of vaccination lives on since the 19th century

The first electrical lamp in Lithuania was lit on April 17, 1892 in the morning in Rietavas. Only 13 years had passed since it had been invented.

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Facebook blocks web addresses for signatures supporting the electoral committee of Vytautas Radžvilas

On Wednesday evening, the social network Facebook saw a mass blocking of all Internet addresses (URLs) linking to the electoral webpage that allows citizens to place their signatures in support of prof. Vytautas Radžvilas’ electoral committee. Signatures are required to grant it the right to participate in the upcoming elections. Many people reported being unable to even post a single entry, comment or a private message with the aforementioned URL, due to it apparently being “contrary to the community standards” of the social network. “Facebook” also wilfully deleted some pre-existing entries that contained the web address, regardless of who posted them.

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I. Šimonytė‘s team presents more than 68,000 voter signatures to the VRK

On Thursday, pages with signatures from those supporting presidential candidate Ingrida Šimonytė’s bid were presented to the Central Electoral Commission (VRK) by I. Šimonytė‘s headquarters chief Paulius Lukauskas, volunteer coordinator Deimantė Žebrauskaitė and volunteer team, a press release from I. Šimonytė‘s electoral headquarters states.

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Karolis Jovaiša. The January 13 trial process – a Nurnberg Tribunal for communists

Similarly to the Nurnberg Tribunal, the January 13 trial process is more of a political than a legal act. It is a small step toward unveiling the communist regime’s crimes to humanity, but a major step in recognising the regime as criminal.

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Another former Seimas “Farmer” joins the Conservatives

The Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrat Seimas group is joined by yet another former member of the Farmer-Greens Seimas group – Justas Džiugelis.

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Accusations at Karbauskis and Širinskienė: unexpected turn after negotiations

After “Farmer” amendments to the children’s rights protection law were not passed by Seimas on Tuesday, “Farmer” leader Ramūnas Karbauskis and Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats representative Monika Navickienė exchanged accusations that the other side is politicking on a sensitive question.

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Rokas Masiulis on Vaitkus’ dismissal: no other option here

Minister of Transport and Communications links complaints levied against himself to his dismissal of Arvydas Vaitkus from the Klaipėda State Seaport Directorate.

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Second round scenarios emerge: victory margin could be narrow

Sociologists are already looking into scenarios, which could decide choices in the second round of the presidential elections and the leading candidate supporters’ views, as well as how they are distributed based on social and geographic parameters.

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Vilnius: welcome to a dynamic film set

When Helen Mirren walks into her home as Catherine the Great in the new HBO mini series named after the famous Russian Empress, she’s not really in the actual rooms of the famed Tsarskoye Selo palace just south of Saint Petersburg. She’s actually in the historical Vilnius University Library in Vilnius, Lithuania, a press release from Go Vilnius states.

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Education experts from around the globe to meet at an international forum ‘World after University’ in April

On 4th of April, 2019 high-ranking politicians, professors, rectors and the best education experts from all around the globe will look into the most relevant topics that Universities are facing today at the international forum ‘World After University’.

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Conservatives offer proposals on contending with anti-vaxxer parents

The Conservatives have proposed for anti-vaxxer parents to not be granted children’s grants so that such parents would have to cover treatment costs themselves if the child were to fall ill. This was a proposal made by Radvilė Morkūnaitė-Mikulėnienė during a Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrat (TS-LKD) Seimas group sitting, to which Minister of Healthcare Aurelijus Veryga was invited.

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Kęstutis Girnius. What will the main candidates‘ foreign policies be like?

The key task of the Lithuanian president is to deal with the main foreign policy questions and together with the cabinet enact foreign policy.

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Director Saulius Beržinis awarded with Rogatchi Foundation Humanist of the Year 2018 Award

The Rogatchi Foundation is pleased to inform that its Humanist of the Year 2018 Award will be handed to the prominent Lithuanian cinematographer Saulius Beržinis on March 26th, 2019, at the special ceremony in Vilnius at the Embassy of Finland in Lithuania. The celebrating event is organised by the Embassy of Finland in Lithuania in co-operation with The Rogatchi Foundation.

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Rimvydas Valatka. Ingrida Šimonytė‘s historic mission

Research cornered Kepenis, anti-vaxxers and everyone, who met with antivaxxers on the street, shops and elsewhere. Bed and cards – even Guoga was left empty. Presidential ratings press on Nausėda. But the celebrations of those supporting Šimonytė, who has closed in on Nausėda, may also be premature.

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Norwegian IT company Omega to double headcount of Klaipėda office

In 2006, the Lithuanian port city of Klaipėda welcomed the Norwegian company Omega, which develops project management software primarily for oil and gas industries and the public sector. Since then, the local division has been growing its capacity and is currently looking to add around 20 skilled developers to the team, a press release from Invest Lithuania states.

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Metro. Who will be the first?

World experience shows that the longest and most expensive metro construction phase is a political determination. In many cities around the world it lasted for about thirty years, writes vilniausmetro.lt.

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