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Many young people add some excitement into their daily routine by immersing themselves in the realm of computer games. This widely popular pastime activity allows individuals to explore various narratives, but is it really as innocent as it may seem? And how exactly do video or computer games affect...
The third year of the full-scale war, launched by Russia against Ukraine, which has caused Europe to receive a large flow of refugees, continues. The war affected not only Ukrainians, but also forced some natives of Russia and Belarus to flee, usually those who opposed the authorities of these two c...
Kremlin propaganda portals and social media accounts are actively spreading news about the alleged involvement of a charity foundation by Ukraine’s First Lady Olena Zelenska in child trafficking. They allege that children are sold to into slavery, trafficked for organs, or send to paedophiles in wea...
The government allowed on Wednesday children of third-country nationals who are spouses or legally recognized partners of Lithuanian citizens to come to the country.
The Seimas voted on Tuesday in favor of increasing monthly payments to all children in Lithuania next month.
Over 780 children have been born in Lithuania since the state started funding artificial insemination procedures two and a half years ago, figures from the National Health Insurance Fund show.
521 children have been born after assisted insemination in Lithuania over the past two years, figures from the National Health Insurance funds showed on Wednesday.
In 2018, there were 223 million households in the European Union (EU). Almost one third (65 million) of these households had children living in them, informs Eurostat.
May 15 - International Family Day. Before the day Eurostat shares some data about European families and when children usually "fly the nest".
A group of Lithuanian lawmakers, representing the opposition conservative Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats and the social democrats, suggest changing the law and only accepting children vaccinated from measles into the country's kindergarten.
