Latvia extends airspace restrictions along eastern border
Latvia will extend the closure of its airspace zone along the eastern border with Belarus and Russia during nighttime hours, from 8:00 p.m….
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Estonian Foreign Minister: Russian imperialism and European ignorance caused war
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s remarks have sparked a storm of indignation, with Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna describing them as shameless and…
Dublin is being taken over by a “flag campaign”; far-right back in the spotlight
Far-right activists have launched a campaign that is dividing communities and intensifying debates about immigration, filling the streets of Dublin with national flags,…
Merkel has become one of the most harmful German politicians for Europe, says Morawiecki
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s statements blaming the Baltic states and Poland for Russia’s war against Ukraine have provoked sharp reactions in Warsaw…
Half of new teachers in Latvia could leave the profession within five years
Half — or 53% — of new teachers in Latvia may leave the profession within the next five years, according to the initial…
Starting next year, all service workers in Lithuania will have to know the state language
Starting on the 1st of January, 2026, every foreigner who works directly with customers in Lithuania will have to know the Lithuanian language…
Interior Minister: Avens’ citizenship case is an administrative, not political, process
Latvia’s Minister of the Interior, Rihards Kozlovskis (New Unity), has also not provided a public explanation as to why progress has stalled in…
“A fight for points, not results” – economist criticizes Latvian government’s pension reform
The State Chancellery’s proposed reform of the early retirement pension (service pension) system, which has been conceptually approved by the government, does not…
Zelensky: Russian drones are being driven by British-made parts
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that more than 100,000 non-Russian-made parts, including British microcomputers, have been found in the Russian drones that…
