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Fog and warmer weather on Thursday, sunny weekend with temperatures up to +15°C

20.03.202523.03.2025 Ogres

Thursday will be marked by variable cloud cover and no significant precipitation. A light to moderate west-southwest wind will blow, shifting to a…

EU extends sanctions to 2 000 individuals but lifts them for Kremlin allies?

19.03.202519.03.2025 Ogres

European Union member states have agreed to extend sanctions against more than 2 000 individuals, including Latvian citizen Pēteris Avens. At the same…

Zelenskyy to call Trump after White House’s failed attempt to stop Putin

19.03.202519.03.2025 Ogres

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, speaking at a press conference in Helsinki with Finnish President Alexander Stubb, announced on Wednesday, the 19th of March,…

Trump-Putin conversation – peace or theatre? President Rinkēvičs comments

19.03.202520.03.2025 Ogres

Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs has taken a cautious stance regarding the impact of Tuesday’s phone conversation between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian…

Report: 2024 temperatures accelerate ice melt and sea level rise

19.03.202520.03.2025 Ogres

The World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), the UN’s weather, climate and water data body, said in its annual climate report on Wednesday, the 19th…

Funding for demographic recovery must be found to preserve the nation, says Uzulnieks

19.03.202520.03.2025 Ogres

To halt the sharp decline in birth rates, a comprehensive plan will be introduced, but increasing social benefits next year would require approximately…

PM Siliņa: No mass workforce cuts planned for reducing bureaucracy

19.03.202521.03.2025 Ogres

Reducing bureaucracy involves merging and centralizing functions, but the government does not currently plan to carry out mass workforce cuts, Prime Minister Evika…

VIDEO | Hungary passes new anti-LGBTQ+ law banning Pride events that spark protests

19.03.202520.03.2025 Ogres

Hungary’s parliament on Tuesday, the 18th of March, passed a law banning LGBTQ+ community events, including a pride march, which led to the…

Putin agrees to halt attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities, but not to full ceasefire

19.03.202519.03.2025 Ogres

Russian President Vladimir Putin, after about two hours of talks with US President Donald Trump on Tuesday, the 18th of March, agreed to…

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