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,…
Author: Ogres
BNN IN FOCUS | Latvia’s new government operating in “firefighter mode” – political analyst reviews its first week
Latvia’s new government led by Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs has completed its first week in office. Under normal circumstances, such a short period…
Trump’s son-in-law’s resort plans in Albania spark widespread protest
Protests in the Albanian capital Tirana are not uncommon, and the opposition Democratic Party (PD) holds them so often that they can even…
Latvia and Ukraine launch strategic drone and air defence partnership
Latvia and Ukraine are preparing to deepen their defence cooperation through a new long-term agreement focused on drone technologies, air defence systems, cybersecurity…
Study: AI models still susceptible to propaganda
A new Estonian study has found that many AI systems can still be driven by propaganda-style requests, with results varying widely depending on…
EU takes Ireland to court over failure to protect carbon-rich bogs
The European Commission has decided to take legal action against Ireland for failing to protect its environmentally important bogs from commercial peat extraction,…
Riga Airport faces serious challenges as passenger growth plans come under pressure
Riga Airport expects to serve between 7.1 and 7.2 million passengers this year, but a range of geopolitical and economic factors could threaten…
Weather in Latvia set for a sharp change: what to expect this weekend
Weather conditions across Latvia will become increasingly unsettled over the coming days as a cyclone moves through the region, bringing rain, thunderstorms, and…
While Latvia remains silent, Russia profits: fertiliser transit continues to feed the war economy
Opinion article The debate over global fertiliser supply chains is growing louder. Governments and international organisations increasingly recognise that maintaining stable fertiliser exports…
