Netanyahu uses UN speech to highlight ties with Trump
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a tough election in October, yet in his speech at the UN General Assembly, he highlighted his…
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Stepaņenko’s father added to Latvia’s list of undesirable persons
Foreign Minister Baiba Braže has decided to designate Russian citizen Sergei Fedotov, the father of politician Jūlija Stepaņenko, as an undesirable person (persona…
Rain clouds and gusty winds to persist in Latvia towards the end of the week
Latvia will see more rain clouds and gusty winds along the coast towards the end of the week, but from Sunday an anticyclone…
Court overturns Trump’s ban on certain media outlets at the White House
A federal judge has ordered US President Donald Trump’s administration to restore White House access for journalists from CNN, MSNBC, and Politico, noting…
BNN IN FOCUS | Political party review: Sovereign Power/Young Latvians – big promises and high-profile scandals
In the 2022 Saeima election, Sovereign Power failed to enter parliament after receiving 3.24% of the vote, while the Young Latvians alliance did…
Swedish prisoners dissatisfied with conditions in Estonian prison
Swedish criminals transferred to Tartu Prison have complained to Swedish media – via their relatives – about conditions at the facility, specifically citing…
Stepaņenko’s father and his company supported Russia’s war in Ukraine for years
Sergei Fedotov, the father of politician Jūlija Stepaņenko (SV/J), and his company Forma ZhBI have provided material support to Russian forces fighting in…
OpenAI AI model breaches Australian government websites
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has revealed that an OpenAI artificial intelligence model breached several government websites this year, Politico reports. This marks…
airBaltic has accumulated 503 million euros in debt and 856 million euros in lease liabilities
On the 14th of September this year, when Latvia’s national airline airBaltic filed for restructuring under Chapter 11, its funded debt stood at…
