Latvian President purchased 200 000 euros in savings bonds last year
Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs purchased savings bonds worth 200 000 euros last year, according to his official asset declaration for 2024. Over the…
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Hungary and Slovakia circulate unconfirmed version of foot-and-mouth outbreak, pointing to bioterrorism
Both Hungary and Slovakia have suggested that the current outbreaks of highly contagious foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) could be linked to bioterrorism, without providing…
Latvia continues to sink into a demographic pit – latest figures sound the alarm
In the first two months of this year, 1 771 newborns were registered in Latvia, which is a 14.8% decrease or 308 fewer…
“Financial Pockets” and fake students: State Audit Office raises alarm about use of public funds
The State Audit Office has completed the 2024 financial audits of ministries and central government institutions. While all opinions on the accuracy of…
“First to suffer” – Russian spy chief threatens Poland and the Baltic States
Poland and the Baltic states would be “the first to suffer” in a direct conflict between NATO and the Russian Federation, Sergey Naryshkin,…
Heat over easter – temperatures to reach summer levels
On Wednesday, starting from the second half of the night, cloud cover will increase from the south, and a small precipitation zone will…
Ukraine: Lawyer Arrested After Defending Persecuted Scientist Dr. Oleg Maltsev
A disturbing situation is unfolding in Odesa, where Ukrainian authorities have detained Olga Panchenko, a lawyer widely respected for her uncompromising stance in…
Three-category shelters: what does the government’s new initiative mean?
The Latvian government plans to allocate approximately 22.2 million euros from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) for the establishment of three-category shelters…
Irish pharma exports to the US jump to 10.5 billion euros
Irish pharmaceutical and medical product exports to the US rose by more than 450% year-on-year in February, the second monthly increase in a…
