Jellyfish cause reactor shutdown in France
Jellyfish have filled the cooling system of the Gravelines nuclear power plant, forcing the shutdown of four reactors, however, the plant operator EDF…
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Food prices in Latvia unlikely to decrease soon – retailers explain reasons
In the coming months, there is no reason to expect a drop in food prices in Latvia, the Executive Director of the Latvian…
Zelensky could attend Trump-Putin talks, rest of Europe won’t
The meeting between US President Donald Trump and Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is a bilateral meeting that all of Europe would like to…
When to expect +26°C and when will the rain return? Forecast until Sunday
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the sky will be partly cloudy with occasional showers in some areas, and on Tuesday there is a chance…
Recovery Fund’s money in Poland turns into yachts; opposition seizes opportunity to attack
The Polish government’s well-intentioned plan to show where the money from the European Union’s recovery fund has gone is threatening to turn into…
Latvian Police preparing to patrol on electric scooters
The State Police plan to purchase electric off-road scooters for maintaining public order. The expected contract value is 20,661 euros. Procurement requirements specify…
Australia also plans to recognize Palestinian statehood
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced that Australia plans to officially recognize Palestinian statehood in September, during the UN General Assembly, reports…
OIK recovery – people line up to sign contracts in person
Public interest in recovering illegally collected mandatory procurement component (OIK) payments in Latvia continues to grow. Over the weekend, the Tiesiskums.lv (Justice.lv) Lawyers’…
Is wealth becoming a crime? Lawyers criticise EU sanctions criteria and warn of political expediency risks
By Ilona Bērziņa Internationally renowned lawyers Thierry Marembert and Aaron Bass have raised the alarm that European Union sanctions may be applied for…
