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Lithuanian Entertainment Scene Buzzes with Drama and Unexpected Moves
Culturedelfi-lt13h ago

Lithuanian Entertainment Scene Buzzes with Drama and Unexpected Moves

Discussions continue in the Lithuanian public sphere regarding recent drama in the entertainment business, initially focusing on rapper Dominykas Ježerys-OG Version's public statements about his breakup with Karolina Meschino. The article also mentions an unexpected move by the creators of "Vėl tie patys."

Baltic ADwards 2026 Festival Invites Creative Professionals
Culturedelfi-lt5d ago

Baltic ADwards 2026 Festival Invites Creative Professionals

The Latvian Art Directors Club (LADC) is inviting creative teams from Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia to participate in the "ADwards 2026" festival, which celebrates its 20th anniversary and will become the largest creative competence event in the Baltics.

Horoscopes for Tuesday, April 7th
Culturedelfi-lt2d ago

Horoscopes for Tuesday, April 7th

Today's horoscopes suggest that decisions will require not only logic but also intuition, with heightened emotions and sensitivity in relationships.

Horoscopes for Saturday, April 4th
Culturedelfi-lt5d ago

Horoscopes for Saturday, April 4th

Horoscopes for Saturday, April 4th, suggest a day of internal fluctuations, with a desire to act while also carefully considering decisions, and potential for discussions or minor disagreements.

Ramadan: Lawal donates cars to 40 imams in Zamfara
Politicsvanguard-ng1mo ago

Ramadan: Lawal donates cars to 40 imams in Zamfara

Governor Dauda Lawal has donated cars to 40 Juma’at mosque imams in Zamfara as part of the state government’s support for them to diligently discharge their religious duties. The post Ramadan: Lawal donates cars to 40 imams in Zamfara appeared first on Vanguard News.

Middle East Crisis Impacts European Economies, Oil Disruptions, and EV Sales
BusinessReutersBBCFT+24The GuardianAl Jazeeracnbctagesschauder-standardirozhlasdelfi-ltThe Independent+16 more7d ago27 sources

Middle East Crisis Impacts European Economies, Oil Disruptions, and EV Sales

The head of the International Energy Agency warns that oil disruptions will double this month, affecting Europe, while the UK government continues contingency planning for the economic fallout from the Middle East crisis. Germany's economic growth forecast has been cut from 1.3% to 0.6% due to the Iran war, the Czech National Bank discusses mitigating impacts, and Romania and the Netherlands see a surge in electric and hybrid car registrations due to rising fuel prices.

Rudnosiukiškos utopijos
Culturedelfi-lt28d ago

Rudnosiukiškos utopijos

Filmo „Zitai“ finale panaudojau Gintaro Beresnevičiaus citatą, kuri niekaip neapleidžia, o tarsi siūlo eigą tolesniems susipratimams, galbūt ir veiksmams.

Israel restricts Friday congregation at Al Aqsa to 10,000
PoliticsDawnKorea Herald1mo ago2 sources

Israel restricts Friday congregation at Al Aqsa to 10,000

JERUSALEM: Israel on Wednesday imposed restrictions on Palestinian worshippers from the occupied West Bank attending weekly Friday prayers at the Al Aqsa Mosque in east Jerusalem and capped the worshippers number at 10,000 during the holy month of Ramazan which began on Wednesday. The Israeli authorities also imposed age restrictions on West Bank Palestinians, permitting entry only to men aged 55 and older, women aged 50 and older, and children up to age 12 to attend the Friday prayers. “Ten thousand Palestinian worshippers will be permitted to enter the Temple Mount for Friday prayers throughout the month of Ramadan, subject to obtaining a dedicated daily permit in advance,” COGAT, the Israeli agency in charge of civilian matters in the Palestinian territories, said in a statement. “Entry for men will be permitted from age 55, for women from age 50, and for children up to age 12 when accompanied by a first-degree relative.” COGAT said, adding that restrictions apply only to Palestinians travelling from the West Bank, which Israel has occupied since the 1967 Arab-Israeli war. Imam of Al Aqsa arrested by Israeli police; Hamas condemns arrest, restrictions on worshippers’ access to holy mosque “It is emphasised that all permits are conditional upon prior security approval by the relevant security authorities,” COGAT said. “In addition, residents travelling to prayers at the Temple Mount will be required to undergo digital documentation at the crossings upon their return to the areas of Judea and Samaria at the conclusion of the prayer day,” it said, using the Biblical term for the West Bank. During Ramazan, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians traditionally attend prayers at Al Aqsa, Islam’s third holiest site, located in east Jerusalem, which Israel captured in 1967 and later annexed in a move that is not internationally recognised. Since the war in Gaza broke out in October 2023, the attendance of worshippers has declined due to tough Israeli restrictions. Israel arrests Al Aqsa Mosque Imam Israeli police on Monday arrested the Imam of Al Aqsa Mosque, Sheikh Moh­am­med al-Abbasi, from inside the mosque’s courtyards in occupied Jerusalem. The Palestinian news agency WAFA, citing local sources, reported that Israeli forces detained Sheikh al-Abbasi inside the courtyards of Al Aqsa Mosque without giving any reason. It said the arrest “comes amid escalating Israeli measures against the blessed Al Aqsa Mosque, including restrictions on imams, preachers and worshippers stationed there, limitations on the entry of worshippers, and intensifying incursions carried out by settlers under heavy protection from Israeli police”. On Tuesday, Hamas condemned the arrest of al-Abbasi in a statement, saying he had been “served with an order banning him from the mosque”. The movement said the measure “constitutes blatant interference in the affairs of Al Aqsa and an unacceptable assault on its imams”. Published in Dawn, February 19th, 2026