Changes in the vehicle tax system are expected in Estonia
Of the 38 countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), only Estonia, Costa Rica and Colombia do not apply a…
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France shocked over Chinese ambassador’s statements about countries’ sovereignty
Representatives of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs are shocked over the statements from the Chinese ambassador about international rights and sovereignty of…
Latvian teachers suggest listing in legislation a mechanism for government’s resignation
Latvian Association of Education and Science Workers (LIZDA) has launched a signature-gathering campaign on the public initiatives platform Manabalss.lv in order to implement…
Latvia’s investment environment worsens; country is in “modest chaos”
This much is concluded by Stockholm School of Economics in Riga Prof. Arnis Sauka in a study conducted by Foreign Investors’ Council in…
Azerbaijan establishes checkpoint in the Lachin Corridor
Azerbaijan has set up a border checkpoint on the only road leading into Nagorno-Karabakh, sowing fear among region’s ethnic Armenian population, Politico reports….
Cyclone to pass over Latvia, bringing colder air and precipitation
Last week concluded with sunny and dry weather in Latvia. Nights on the weekend were cool, at times air temperature dropped as far…
Teachers and doctors: talk and listen to us instead of ordering us around
This time teachers will insist on their position in order to make sure politicians complete their promises, said the manager of Latvian Trade…
Latvian National Armed Forces army orchestra takes part in world-renowned festival in USA
Last week the Latvian National Armed Forces Army Orchestra visited Norfolk, Virginia, United States, and participated in the Virginia International Tattoo festival and…
BNN SUMMARY OF THE WEEK: “Burned wires”. Wealth over law? Revenge, not a penalty. “Post-Soviet” France
The fact that the Constitutional Court of Latvia would not pay any mind to Ķekava County Council’s good intentions to keep its residents…
