Using EU funds, Latvia has plans to develop more than 2 000 electric car recharge points
Latvia’s power network distributor Sadales tīkls JSC and other state institutions have plans to develop more than 2 000 public electric vehicle recharge…
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More than 4 200 Russian citizens allowed to cross Latvia’s border in September
Since 19 September, when Latvian government’s decision regarding restrictions for non-essential travel came to force, the influx of Russian citizens has declined by…
Ukrainian authorities claim Russian army’s losses exceed 60 000 troops
The losses Russian armed forces have suffered in Ukraine so far have reached 60 110 troops, as reported by General Staff of the…
Latvia’s corruption watchdog to investigate claims of Putin’s possible payments to Ainārs Šlesers
Latvia’s Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureay (KNAB) has taken notice of information that suggests Russian President Vladimir Putin may have paid money to…
Latvia’s14th Saeima gradually taking shape
New Unity showed the best results in the recent Saeima elections, receiving 18.97% of votes and 26 mandates, according to results compiled by…
BNN summary of the week: More support. Eastern border. Only in Latvian language. Nord Stream
With 1 October coming up and 14th Saeima elections on the nose, both Saeima deputies and members of the Cabinet of Ministers worked…
14th Saeima elections are on in Latvia; citizens able to vote 07:00 to 20:00
This morning, 1 October, 949 election sites opened up in Latvia for 14th Saeima elections. Election sites will remain open until 20:00 p.m….
14th Saeima elections: 23.26% of Latvian citizens have voted so far
As of 12:00 a.m. a total of 23.26% of Latvian citizens have voted in the 14th Saeima elections, according to information from the…
Week in Lithuania: Parliament board rejects proposal to check MPs’ sobriety; defence spending to go up by 148 million euros
Last week, ex–president Adamkus contracted coronavirus, 1 248 new COVID-19 cases, one death over Wednesday, 28 September. Lithuanian Railways sees increase in Ukrainian…
