Middle East conflict threatens fertilizer supplies during planting time
US and Israeli strikes on Iran in late February have triggered a period of uncertainty in the Middle East, bringing with it a…
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Estonia to start work on Saatse Boot bypass in spring
Negotiations are currently underway with landowners to start construction of a permanent bypass around Saatse Boot – a part of Russian territory that…
Latvian political party calls for declassification of Rail Baltica funding information
The coalition party Union of Greens and Farmers (ZZS) has called on Transport Minister Atis Švinka to remove the restricted-access status from information…
Canadian PM: World order is changing
In an address to the Australian parliament, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said that at a time when continuous crises are undermining the…
Fuel prices in Latvia rise sharply – minister demands explanation from retailers
The sharp increase in fuel prices in Latvia following the outbreak of war involving Iran is raising questions, Economy Minister Viktors Valainis (ZZS)…
Iran against US allies: ballistic missiles, criminal gangs and cyberattacks
The Iranian regime has warned that it could attack European cities in any country that supports US President Donald Trump’s strikes, writes Politico….
Ill-considered sanctions gift more than half a billion dollars a year to Russia’s war machine, Baltic States warn
BNN has obtained exclusive information from Belarusian transport sector experts revealing the export volumes and logistics cost structure of Belarusian mineral fertilisers in…
Belgium sets impressive bail for detained Russian tanker
Belgium has set a significant bail of 10 million euros for the Russian tanker Ethera detained on the 1st of March, Reuters writes….
Lithuanian hauliers turn to EC for trucks stuck in Belarus
Lithuanian hauliers have turned to the European Commission seeking a solution to return trucks still stuck in Belarus, saying the losses have reached…
