Latvian-made film Ulya receives international acclaim
The feature film Ulya by Latvian director Viesturs Kairišs, which had its world premiere in the Un Certain Regard section of the 79th…
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Ukraine strikes deepen fuel crisis in Russian-occupied regions
Ukraine’s intensive drone strikes on Russian-occupied regions have disrupted Moscow’s supply chains and deepened the fuel crisis, writes the BBC. Logistical problems and…
Coalition collapses in Lithuania; two weeks to reach agreement
The Lithuanian Social Democratic Party announced on the 6th of June that it is leaving the current coalition, and everything indicates that the…
Iran, Israel exchange strikes; ceasefire on a brink of collapse
Iran and Israel exchanged strikes between the evening of the 7th of June and the morning of the 8th of June, effectively breaking…
Kosovo holds third election in 18 months; majority not achieved
Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti’s party has won parliamentary elections but failed to secure the majority needed to end a long-running political crisis,…
Foreign drone shot down in Latvia’s Latgale region
The Latvian National Armed Forces (NBS) have announced that fighter jets participating in NATO’s Baltic Air Policing mission shot down a foreign unmanned…
Global fertilizer crisis: Why is Latvia pretending not to see it and continuing to fill Russia’s war chest?
Opinion article As concerns over fertilizer availability continue to grow, an increasing number of experts are warning that prolonged supply disruptions could affect…
Umbrellas will be essential this week as heavy rain sweeps across Latvia
Latvia is set for an unsettled and rainy week as a series of cyclones continue to influence weather conditions across the country. According…
EP allows pro-Russian sect to hold event in its building
A pro-Russian group that spreads pseudoscience and conspiracy theories has been allowed to hold an event in the European Parliament building in Brussels,…
