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Lithuanian parliament supports lifting nuclear weapons ban

The Lithuanian parliament has supported a constitutional amendment to lift the ban on nuclear weapons in the first reading. 106 lawmakers voted in favor, while 18 opposed and six abstained. A final vote is still pending.

In brief

  • The Lithuanian parliament supported lifting the nuclear weapons ban.
  • 106 lawmakers voted to lift the ban.
  • 18 lawmakers opposed the lifting of the ban.
  • Six lawmakers abstained during the vote.
Covered by 2 of 6 media groups
  • Budget not in the collected reports
  • Public money not in the collected reports
  • Media business 3 sources
  • Big capital not in the collected reports
  • Readers and grants 2 sources
  • Undisclosed not in the collected reports

No newsrooms from these groups in the collected reports: budget, public money, big capital, undisclosed.

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Media business
  • Newsroom 3
60%3 items
Readers and grants
  • Newsroom 2
40%2 items

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    • first item
    • earliest
    • national desk

    Сейм Литви у першому читанні підтримав скасування заборони на розміщення ядерної зброї

  • Цензор.НЕТMedia business
    • first item
    • in the wave, 43 min later
    • national desk

    Сейм Литви у першому читанні підтримав скасування конституційної заборони на розміщення ядерної зброї

  • НовинарняReaders and grants
    • first item
    • in the wave, 1 h later
    • national desk

    Сейм Литви у першому читанні схвалив скасування заборони на розміщення ядерної зброї

  • The Kyiv IndependentReaders and grants
    • first item
    • in the wave, 1 h later
    • national desk

    Lithuania takes 1st step to lift nuclear weapons ban amid Russian threat

    • first item
    • in the wave, 1 h later
    • national desk

    Сейм Литви проголосував за скасування заборони на розміщення ядерної зброї

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