Siliņa wants to reform Latvia’s ministry system — no more an “inflexible apparatus”
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa (New Unity) believes that Latvia should adopt a system where ministries are created according to current priorities and…
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Taliban ban books written by women
The Taliban government in Afghanistan will no longer allow books written by women to be used in universities – this is part of…
Warm and calm weekend — followed by a sharp weather change
On Friday, the sky will be mostly cloudy with occasional clear spells. Rain is expected at times, with heavy downpours possible overnight in…
Saeima once again postpones key environmental bills: EC sanctions looming
On Thursday, the Saeima once again postponed voting on two key environmental bills — the draft Economic Sustainability Law and amendments to the…
Macron to present ‘scientific evidence’ to US court over first lady’s gender identity
French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron plan to present photographic and scientific evidence to a US court to prove the…
Abu Meri: 133 million euros for Latvian medical workers’ salaries is not feasible right now
The Latvian Health and Social Care Workers’ Trade Union (LVSADA) demand for an additional 133 million euro to raise medical workers’ salaries by…
Started with Zapad, ends with the stoping of the flow of Chinese goods – the Polish border remains closed
The military exercises Zapad between Russia and Belarus have ended, but Poland does not lose vigilance, and has decided to close the border…
Lithuanians uncover Russia-linked terror planning network
The Lithuanian Prosecutor’s Office has reported that a network of suspects has been uncovered who planned to carry out terrorist attacks in Europe…
Saeima approves Karina Palkova as Latvia’s new ombudsman
The Saeima today approved Karina Palkova, a professor at Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU) and a lawyer, as Latvia’s new Ombudsman. Palkova received 71…
