Ryanair considers freezing employee wages and raising ticket prices
Low-cost airline Ryanair has announced that it is considering a temporary freeze on employee wages. It also indicated that flight prices could be…
As the far-right gains ground in Europe, Germany’s AfD re-evaluates its ideas
More than a decade ago, the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) was founded in opposition to the European Union’s efforts to manage…
Kulbergs outlines Latvia’s financial challenges
Without significant reforms in public administration, cuts in budget spending and measures to stimulate economic growth, Latvia could face serious financial difficulties in…
Livestock farmers in Estonia have lost 150 cattle to wolves; court blocks hunting permits
In the Soomaa region of southern Estonia, farmers are facing widespread wolf attacks on their herds, while bears are destroying bales of livestock…
Latvia launches winter clothing donation campaign
The Latvian charity organization “Tavi draugi” and the state-owned postal company “Latvijas Pasts” are organizing their seventh knitted clothing donation campaign to support…
Latvia spends 30.1 million euros on unforeseen expenses in nine months – which ministries received the most?
Latvia spent a total of 30.114 million euros from its contingency fund during the first nine months of this year, representing 34.1% of…
Trump could pose a threat to NATO if Republicans loses midterm
European allies are concerned that a defeat for the Republican Party in the midterm elections could intensify US President Donald Trump’s critical stance…
forecasters reveal what weather to expect in Latvia this week
Monday will be mostly cloudy, although skies will clear in some areas. Rain and drizzle are expected in places. With light winds, fog…
Why are potential ministers’ names being leaked, and where do Zimbabwe’s “fat catfish” really live?
The outlines of Latvia’s future governing coalition have yet to become clear, but the public broadcaster is already naming potential ministers. Was this…
