Drones against drivers at red lights: Estonian police to use a new approach
Statistics show that Tartu is home to some of the most frequently crossed intersections in Estonia when the red traffic light is on,…
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Can Mamikins be stripped of Latvian citizenship? MPs share their views
The Saeima has referred for review to the Citizenship, Migration and Social Cohesion Committee a draft decision submitted by the opposition party Latvija…
Latvia’s Central Bank governor outlines concrete steps to double economic growth
Mārtiņš Kazāks, Governor of Latvijas Banka, has outlined specific measures that could raise Latvia’s economic growth rate to 4–5%, effectively doubling its current…
Tax increases target tobacco use – smugglers rub their hands
By Ilona Bērziņa Amendments to the European Commission’s Tobacco Tax Directive, put simply, aim to raise excise duty rates in order to make…
Russia on Telegram restrictions: Foreign spies can see messages sent
Russian Digital Development Minister Maksud Shadayev told the Interfax news agency that foreign spies can read messages sent by Russian soldiers on the…
France releases alleged shadow fleet ship; substantial fine paid
France has said it has released an oil tanker believed to be part of Russia’s shadow fleet after paying a fine, the BBC…
Intelligence landscape is changing – Germany will give powers back to spies
Germany is planning to strengthen its foreign intelligence service, giving it new powers to prepare for a situation when the United States stops…
Court acquits Magonis and three former Latvian Railways board members in 1.5 million euros case
The Kurzeme District Court in Saldus has acquitted four former board members of state-owned company Latvijas dzelzceļš (LDz), including former CEO Uģis Magonis,…
Audit shakes Latvia’s education system: children not guaranteed equal opportunities in schools
An audit conducted by the Valsts kontrole (State Audit Office) has found that children in Latvia are not guaranteed equal opportunities to receive…
