23 investors compete for LMT and Tet as Latvia nears landmark telecom deal
The Latvian government is holding advanced negotiations with 23 potential investors over participation in the planned acquisition of LMT (Latvijas Mobilais Telefons) and…
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Global oil market sees major turnaround after recent turmoil
Global oil demand has begun to recover as shipments through the strategically important Strait of Hormuz resume and prices continue to ease, the…
All Latvian ambulance crews equipped with body armour and helmets
All ambulance crews of Latvia’s State Emergency Medical Service (Neatliekamās medicīniskās palīdzības dienests, NMPD) have been equipped with body armour and helmets to…
Fitch places airBaltic on negative rating watch, warning of possible default
International credit rating agency Fitch Ratings has placed both Latvia’s national airline airBaltic and its secured bonds on Negative Rating Watch, according to…
“I’m not satisfied”: Latvia’s new prime minister assesses his first month in office
“I’m not satisfied”: Latvia’s new prime minister assesses his first month in office
“We’re critically short of personnel”: Latvia’s Prosecutor General warns corruption is going undetected
Latvia is struggling to uncover complex corruption schemes, and investigative authorities face a critical shortage of undercover operational officers, Prosecutor General Armīns Meisters…
NATO reaffirms Article 5 commitment, pledges at least $140 billion in military aid for Ukraine
NATO leaders meeting at the Alliance summit in Ankara reaffirmed their commitment to collective defence under Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty…
Latvian Border Guard chief calls for greater military support at the border
The State Border Guard needs increased support from the Latvian National Armed Forces (NBS), Border Guard Chief Guntis Pujāts said in an interview…
airBaltic cannot operate without state funding, Latvian PM demands business plan
Latvia’s national airline airBaltic is not capable of operating without additional financial support, Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs said in an interview with LETA….
