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Canadian PM Carney secures historic election victory, says old relationship with US “is over”

29.04.202529.04.2025 Ogres

The Liberals led by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney retained power in Monday’s, the 28th of April, elections, marking a significant turnaround in…

Conexus to complete seven-year modernisation of Inčukalns gas storage facility this year

29.04.202529.04.2025 Ogres

The unified gas transmission and storage system operator AS Conexus Baltic Grid (Conexus) will complete the seven-year-long modernization project of the Inčukalns underground…

Federation leader: Latvia’s defence industry lacks human resources

29.04.202530.04.2025 Ogres

Currently, the biggest challenge for Latvia’s defence industry is the shortage of human resources, said Elīna Egle-Ločmele, Chairwoman of the Board of the…

Power gradually being restored in Spain and Portugal after widespread disruptions

29.04.202530.04.2025 Ogres

Late on Monday, the 28th of April, electricity began to be restored to parts of the Iberian Peninsula after a major blackout paralysed…

Frost, wind, and +20°C warmth – a week of changing weather in Latvia

29.04.202503.05.2025 Ogres

At the beginning of this week, as a warmer air mass gradually moves into Latvia, daytime temperatures will again rise to +10…+15°C in…

Putin announces three-day ceasefire in May to mark the 80th anniversary of the victory in World War II

28.04.202528.04.2025 Ogres

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on Monday, the 28th of April a three-day ceasefire in the war with Ukraine, to be observed next…

Conclave to elect new pope to begin on the 7th of May

28.04.202528.04.2025 Ogres

Following the death of Pope Francis on Easter Monday at the age of 88, who was laid to rest on Saturday, the Vatican…

Position gone, account up: how much has former Transport Minister Kaspars Briškens saved

28.04.202529.04.2025 Ogres

Former Transport Minister Kaspars Briškens (Progressives) received 113 690 euros in remuneration from the State Chancellery last year, according to his public official’s…

VIDEO | Kremlin says Ukraine should be the first to “signal” for peace talks as Putin praises North Korea’s “heroes”

28.04.202529.04.2025 Ogres

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday, the 28th of April, that they were waiting for a signal from Ukraine that it was…

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