In Russia thousands arrested at anti-war protest after Putin orders mobilisation
Russian police have arrested hundreds of protesters rallying against the Kremlin’s decision to call up thousands of extra troops to fight in Ukraine,…
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Latvian government allocates EUR 20.4 million to help compensate growing heating costs
Latvia’s government supported the approval of allocation of EUR 20.4 million towards compensation of increasing heating costs for households. Households become eligible for…
Minister: Latvia will not issue humanitarian or other visas to Russians fleeing mobilisation
Due to security considerations, Latvia will not issue humanitarian or other types of visas to Russian citizens fleeing mobilisation, Latvia’s Minister of Foreign…
Ministry of Economics to hand the government three suggestions for support of households
Latvia’s Ministry of Economics will soon submit to the government three suggestions for support measures of households to help compensate electricity and heating…
EU accuses Putin of dangerous gamble after his nuclear threat; flights from Russia selling fast
EU member states have held discussions on how to respond to the latest developments in Russia’s war in Ukraine, he continued, warning Moscow…
Police in Latvia dismantle major money laundering group
Latvian State Police has dismantled a criminal group that provided professional money laundering services in the country using a network of more than…
Lithuanian Rapid Reaction Force is being put on high alert after Russia announces mobilisation
Lithuania is responding to the partial mobilisation in Russia that was announced on Wednesday, 21 September, by raising the level of alertness of…
Putin announces partial mobilisation and accuses the West of wanting to see Russia weakened
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has announced a partial mobilisation in Russia and said that the West has shown that it aims to destroy…
Latvian ambassador: mobilisation will cause more deaths and could start riots in Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s announced partial mobilisation will cause more deaths for the Russian army and could start riots within the country, admits…
