Lukashenko declared winner in Belarus elections, which the West calls fraudulent
Belarusian leader and Russian ally Alexander Lukashenko extended his 31-year rule after election officials on Monday, the 27th of January, declared him the…
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“We’ve lost one of three paths”. Sea cable damage reveals major problem
The start of repairs of the recently damaged cable should become known in the next two work days, said Board Chairman of Latvian…
Week in Lithuania | Defence minister says Lithuanian troops could train in Germany; Vilnius public transport fares to go up significantly
Last week, Lithuania launched its first hydrogen-powered ship; Vilnius asked Minsk to suspend Astravyets NPP operation President to propose increasing central bank’s contribution…
Pudāns promises growth for Latvian National Armed Forces, but expects additional investments
By further developing the armed forces and cooperation with allies, the potential adversary must be shown that “we are not to be taken…
Ruling coalition agrees on new candidate for President of Bank of Latvia
Parties forming the ruling coalition in Latvia have agreed to propose the current Vice-President of the Bank of Latvia Santa Purgaile, as LETA…
With hundreds detained, US begins “the biggest mass deportation operation in history”
US authorities have detained 538 illegal immigrants and deported hundreds of them within days of President Donald Trump’s inauguration, as reported by Trump’s…
Blood stores crisis: Demand on a rise at hospitals, surgeries postponed
Due to the lack of blood supply from donors, the performance of elective surgeries is limited, said National Blood Donor Centre (VADC) Director…
“Ajax” fans’ chaos near Freedom Monument – was there really no damage?
Latvia’s Freedom Monument was not damaged in the riots caused by fans of Dutch football team “Ajax”, as confirmed by National Cultural Heritage…
LDz may request EUR 26 million from Latvia to cover losses
In order to cover losses of last year, Latvian Railway (LDz) may request EUR 26 million from the state, as LETA was told…
