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Latvian ex-PM Kariņš decides to step down as Minister of Foreign Affairs amid two ongoing scandals with his party

28.03.2024 Ogres

Former Latvian Prime Minister Krišjānis Kariņš has decided to step down as Minister of Foreign Affairs. He will leave his post on the…

BNN ANALYSES | Some want to throw Tajiks out of country, but Lithuania badly needs cheap workforce

28.03.202428.03.2024 Ogres

Linas Jegelevičius Moscow’s Crocus City Hall attack has cast a big shadow on all Tajiks toiling not only in Russia, but in the…

France to sue teenager over false accusation in dispute over wearing headscarf

28.03.202428.03.2024 Ogres

The French Prime Minister announced that a teenage girl will be prosecuted for falsely accusing her headmaster of hitting her during an argument…

Latvia’s ex-president awarded for her contribution to the country’s NATO membership

28.03.2024 Ogres

On Wednesday, the 27th of March, Latvian Transatlantic Organisation (LATO) presented former President of Latvia Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga with a newly-established award for involving…

NATO Admiral: Russia is clearly defined as a threat to NATO

28.03.2024 Ogres

Implementation of Article 5 in the event of a threat to a NATO member state is mandatory and not up for discussion, said…

Putin on attacking NATO: “Complete nonsense”, but F-16s will be shot down

28.03.2024 Ogres

Despite numerous warnings by Russian officials to NATO and Putin’s own statements on nuclear war, Russia has no plans to invade Europe or…

Politologist: private flights scandal’s most realistic outcome would be Kariņš’s dismissal

28.03.202428.03.2024 Ogres

The most realistic outcome of the private flights scandal involving former Latvian PM and current Minister of Foreign Affairs Krišjānis Kariņš would be…

VIDEO | Russia may have used new guided bomb in attack on Kharkiv, local officials say

28.03.202428.03.2024 Ogres

Russia may have used a new type of guided bomb in air strikes on the Ukrainian town of Kharkiv on Wednesday, the 27th…

Bank of Latvia lowers inflation outlook for 2024 to 1.5%

28.03.2024 Ogres

The Bank of Latvia has lowered the average inflation outlook for 2024 to 1.5% as opposed to the 2% suggested in December 2023,…

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