Georgia sees record turnout as early voting begins in US battleground state
Georgia saw a record turnout of voters as early voting began for the presidential election between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump…
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Woman wakes up to a notification of massive car repair bill after Bolt Drive trip
After failing to register car trip conclusion with Bolt Drive car-sharing app, a woman was asked to pay EUR 8 737.45 for repairs…
Drug prices in Europe are soaring and only expected to rise
A new report by the European Social Insurance Platform (ESIP) and the Medicines Evaluation Committee (MEDEV) reveals that the cost of medicines in…
Education institutions obligated to provide free menstrual hygiene packages
From now on, general and vocational educational institutions in Latvia will have to provide medium-absorption menstrual hygiene packages for free, the government decided…
Ruling coalition in Latvia considers reinstating “Saeima deputy quotas”
Parties forming the ruling coalition in Latvia consider reinstating the preciously harshly criticised “Saeima deputy quotas”. The “Saeima deputy quotas” concern state budget…
Rutte from Ukraine mission HQ: Russia’s threats will not intimidate NATO
NATO will not give in to Russian threats, but will continue to stand firmly behind Kyiv, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said on…
Latvian Saeima receives budget plan for 2025
On Tuesday, the 15th of October, Speaker of Latvian Saeima Daiga Mieriņa received from Minister of Finance Arvils Ašeradens the state budget plan…
Majority of calls received during Child Protection Centre’s campaign concern violence between parents
During the “Palīdzība zvana attālumā” [Help is a call away] campaign organised by the Child Protection Centre (BAC), the majority of calls concerned…
Prague bans pub-crawls
On Monday, the 14th of October, Prague banned night pub crawls, where participants go from bar to bar under the guidance of a…
