Ukraine’s ex-president: Putin is a very dangerous, deranged maniac
Russian leader Vladimir Putin is “a very dangerous, deranged maniac” who can potentially attack any country neighbouring Europe. This warning was told to…
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Stradins Hospital unable to find important documents after Velve left A2 construction site
After taking over the construction site of P.Stradins Clinical University Hospital (PSKUS) still unfinished A2 ward and surveying the territory with representatives from…
Men of working age – there are more than 40 000 alimony dodgers in Latvia
There are more than 40 000 men who are alimony dodgers in Latvia, as LTV programme Rīta panorāma was told by deputy state…
LDz chairman: Baltic States’ railway system can achieve faster development through joint efforts
Baltic railways can achieve faster development through joint efforts, says Latvian Railway (LDz) board chairman Rinalds Pļavnieks. This week there was a meeting…
Survey: most Europeans think Ukraine will lose the war
Most Europeans support Ukraine in its war against Russia, but only one in ten (10%) think Ukraine can win, twice as many expect…
BNN ANALYSES | Disappointing Kėdainiai, the much-touted Vilnius-Riga train route will not be adjusted so far
Linas Jegelevičius The much-touted Vilnius-Riga train route, relaunched at the end of 2023, some say, needs to be adjusted, adding additional stops, at…
KNAB requests criminal prosecution for former CVK chairman and two existing employees
Latvian Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) requests the prosecution office to commence criminal prosecution of three former and existing Central Election Commission…
Biden at fundraiser calls Putin a “crazy SOB”, ridicules Trump
US President Joe Biden called Russian President Vladimir Putin a “crazy SOB” and ridiculed Donald Trump for comparing his troubles to Russian opposition…
Dutch PM Rutte may become the next NATO leader
Two senior NATO officials, who were granted anonymity to discuss internal matters, said that, after intensive discussions, more than 20 NATO allies have…
