Five Czech parties reach coalition agreement, but no one there to nominate PM
In the Czech Republic, after the October parliamentary election, five political parties have reached an agreement on forming a new majority coalition and…
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Epidemiologist: «Long Covid» is an argument in favour of vaccination for people who believe the virus won’t reach them
Either all Latvian residents vaccinate for Covid-19 and get infected with Covid-19 – immunity will be acquired either way, said epidemiologist Ņikita Trojanskis…
Estonian Culture Minister steps down over lack of support during restrictions
In Estonia, Culture Minister Anneli Ott has announced her resignation from office. The Centre Party minister has been criticised for not vaccinating against…
Events, work and service availability in Latvia after 15 November
Once the tight quarantine in Latvia is over after 15 November, requirements for face-to-face work are planned to remain the same, said Minister…
Committee supports making vaccination compulsory for Saeima deputies
The majority of members of Saeima’s Defence, Internal Affairs and Corruption Prevention Committee supported development of a legislative draft that would make vaccination…
Ukrainian capital put on lockdown
In Kyiv, a lockdown over the spread of Covid-19 and patient hospitalisations has been introduced. Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko noted the restrictions could be…
Riga Eastern Clinical University Hospital close to prioritizing patients
Because of the situation with Covid-19, the situation at Riga Eastern Clinical University Hospital (RAKUS) has become even more complicated and the intensive…
Covid-19 vaccination coverage in Latvian social care centres exceeds 90%
The coverage of Covid-19 vaccination coverage among workers and clients now exceeds 90%, according to the Twitter entry of Latvian Minister of Welfare…
Latest Covid-19 cases in Baltics. 1 884 in Latvia, 2 031 in Lithuania, 1 571 in Estonia
A total of 1 884 new Covid-19 infection cases were found in Latvia in the last 24 hours. 1 241 of the patients…
