EU looks for fertilizer; cows seem to be the answer
The Middle East crisis and the still-closed Strait of Hormuz are raising concerns about fertilizer shortages and rising food prices, and the European…
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Threat to Latvian airspace ends, while a drone is shot down in Estonia
The potential threat to Latvian airspace in the municipalities of Krāslava, Ludza, Rēzekne, Preiļi, Madona, Cēsis, Gulbene, Smiltene, and Valmiera has been lifted,…
The Kremlin threatens Latvia, accusing it of “preparing attacks against Russia”
Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has claimed that Latvia has allegedly allowed Ukraine to carry out strikes against Russia from Latvian territory, according…
Bank of Latvia President warns against delays in forming government
A new government in Latvia must be formed as quickly as possible, while at the same time focusing on the most important economic…
Trump halts new attacks on Iran at Gulf states’ request
US President Donald Trump has announced that he has halted planned strikes on Iran on the 19th of May at the request of…
Kulbergs: New Unity will no longer be able to be so dominant and arrogant
Andris Kulbergs, prime ministerial candidate and politician from United List (AS), stated in an interview with Latvian Radio on Tuesday that New Unity…
Meloni calls on EC to allow fiscal policy exceptions
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is pressing Brussels to ease EU fiscal rules to help governments cope with the economic fallout from the…
Moldovan leaders condemn idea of granting Russian citizenship to Transnistria residents
Moldovan leaders have called Russian dictator Vladimir Putin’s proposal to grant Russian citizenship to Transdniestria residents a threat and are considering action to…
“We cannot guarantee safety” — oil terminal in Latvia to cease operations after drone strikes
The East-West Transit oil terminal in Rēzekne, which was damaged in drone strikes, will cease operations due to employee safety concerns, company representatives…
