EU: Airlines can’t raise prices after ticket sales or refuse compensation
The European Commission has made a point in new guidelines for the bloc’s transport and tourism sectors that airlines must not raise prices…
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Estonia seeks ways to curb pseudoscience in family physicians’ practices
Planned changes to the Estonian family medicine system are aimed at creating a better quality service and include proposals to discipline doctors who…
Scientists: Unprecedented heat will bring huge fires
Climate change has already brought record-breaking fires in Africa, Asia and elsewhere this year, and as summer sets in in the Northern Hemisphere,…
Latvia must choose – help prevent a global food crisis or continue feeding Russia’s war economy
The world is approaching a dangerous threshold. The United Nations has warned that disruptions to fertilizer supplies could trigger a massive humanitarian catastrophe…
Latvia’s Prime Minister’s pick for Defence Minister reveals his priorities if appointed
Colonel Raivis Melnis, selected by Prime Minister Evika Siliņa for the position of Defence Minister, says his main priority would be improving the…
EU gives green light to sanctions against violent Israeli settlers
European Union foreign ministers formally approved sanctions against Israeli settlers who carry out attacks on Palestinians in the occupied West Bank on the…
Rain clouds will move across Latvia, bringing precipitation
On Tuesday, the 12th of May, skies will mostly remain cloudy. Rain is expected at times overnight in western regions and during the…
EU rejects former German chancellor as Ukraine peace negotiator
The European Union’s foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, has said that former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder is not a suitable candidate to represent…
How Israel’s Eurovision entry could change the contest forever
Last year, when Austria won the Eurovision Song Contest, earning the right to host this year’s contest in Vienna, British viewers heard contest…
