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Italian Prime Minister criticizes US war on Iran

11.03.202612.03.2026 Ogres

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has delivered her harshest criticism yet of the US-Israeli war on Iran, calling it a growing and dangerous…

airBaltic posts 44.3 million euros loss last year

11.03.202612.03.2026 Ogres

The Latvian national airline airBaltic reported a net loss of 44.337 million euros last year, which is 2.7 times smaller than in 2024,…

Particularly serious crimes sharply increase in Latvia

11.03.202612.03.2026 Ogres

The number of particularly serious crimes in Latvia increased by 19% last year, Prosecutor General Armins Meisters informed members of the Saeima Defence,…

World War II bomb found in Dresden; part of city evacuated

11.03.202612.03.2026 Ogres

Most of the center of the German city of Dresden has been evacuated after a World War II bomb was found near a…

Populists are gaining popularity; the question remains: can they lead?

11.03.202611.03.2026 Ogres

Frank Furedi, head of MCC Brussels, a think tank supported by the government of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, has begun to worry…

Fuel prices rise sharply in Latvia – consumer watchdog launches monitoring

11.03.202611.03.2026 Ogres

The Consumer Rights Protection Centre of Latvia (PTAC) has announced increased monitoring of fuel retailers and is urging consumers to report suspicious price…

OIK dispute in Latvia continues – Finance Ministry explains why compensation is not justified

11.03.202612.03.2026 Ogres

Latvia was allowed to continue implementing the mandatory procurement component (OIK) mechanism, according to a letter from the Ministry of Finance of Latvia…

The Strait of Hormuz challenge: restoring and protecting traffic

11.03.202611.03.2026 Ogres

US General Dan Caine said on the 10th of March that the Pentagon is looking at ways to safely navigate ships through the…

Farmers warn Middle East conflict could drive up fertilizer and food prices

11.03.202612.03.2026 Ogres

The conflict in the Middle East could push up fertilizer prices and create additional risks for global supply chains, which in turn may…

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