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Iki 66-ojo „Eurovision Song Contest“ konkurso starto lieka kelios dienos. Jo rengėjai teigia, kad Turinas tinkamai pasiruošė sutikti dalyvius ir svečius. Tačiau įtampos ir neaiškumų šiame konkurse nepritrūks: EBU (European Broadcasting Union) sprendimas suspenduoti rusų atlikėjus kaitina aistras.

Pasitraukimo priežastys nenurodytos, tačiau šalies ministrą pirmininką Viktorą Orbaną remiantys žurnalistai „Eurovizijos" dainų konkursą yra pavadinę „homoseksualų flotile".

While sounds of Eurovision songs already vanished from Tel Aviv news are still coming about the song contest. Although officially Lithuania did not pass semi-final and did not participate in the final, according to Italian broadcaster RAI Lithuanian Jurij Veklenko had to be in a final if not the mis...

Thursday, 16th May, Europe sank into sounds of music again. In Israel, 18 nations competed to get into the final. Unfortunately, for the Lithuanian representative, the evening was not lucky. Jurij Veklenko did not pass to the final.

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has warned that linking the mandates of public broadcasters' supervisory bodies to the terms of office of the appointing authorities may increase political interference.

The conclusions of the Seimas Commission scrutiny of the LRT activities are to a certain extent true, but the proposals on how to change the LRT management structure have nothing to do with the conclusions, says the LRT Director General Monika Garbačiauskaitė-Budrienė. Professor of Vilnius Universit...

The director general of the Lithuanian Radio and Television (LRT) has turned to the head of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), saying that the Lithuanian public broadcaster's independence is under threat.

The Lithuanian parliament's ad hoc investigation commission scrutinizing the activities of the Lithuanian Radio and Television (LRT) says the public broadcaster's council currently has too many functions and proposes to establish a board.

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has refused to join the activities of the Lithuanian parliamentary commission conducting a probe of the work of the Lithuanian Radio and Television, accusing the MPs of making political pressure on the national broadcaster.

The chairman of an ad hoc commission set up by the Seimas for parliamentary scrutiny of the public broadcaster Lithuanian Radio and Television (LRT) has invited international media and broadcasting organizations to send their observers to the panel's meetings.

A representative of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) says that creating alternatives would be more efficient in countering Russian propaganda than imposing restrictions on Russian TV channels.

Officials from the European Broadcasting Union say that the ongoing parliamentary scrutiny of the activities of the Lithuanian Radio and Television (LRT) may undermine the independence of the public broadcaster.