For the law and the environment: Estonia will limit the amount of fish that can be purchased per day
Starting in January 2026, Estonia will significantly limit the amount of fish that each buyer can buy in one day, writes the Estonian…
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Suspect in Kirk’s murder confessed to friend
The man accused of killing conservative influencer Charlie Kirk has confessed to the crime to his roommate, with whom he was also romantically…
Former Romanian presidential candidate Georgescu charged with plotting a coup
Former Romanian presidential candidate Călin Georgescu has been charged with plotting a violent coup that he planned after failing to secure his place…
Latvian citizen detained on suspicion of spying on military sites for Russia
The Latvian State Security Service (VDD) detained a Latvian citizen on the 27th of August on suspicion of deliberately and illegally collecting information…
Sanctions that work – Ukrainians attack Moscow’s oil
Three industry sources have informed that the Russian oil pipeline monopoly Transneft has warned producers that the Ukrainian drone strikes may have to…
Audit: Funds are being wasted, hospitals in Latvia lack specialists, and there is no quality control
Hospitals receive over 700 million euros annually — about 40% of the healthcare budget — but this money primarily maintains a fragmented hospital…
After sunny moments come rain and wind — forecast until the weekend
On Wednesday, the sun will alternate with clouds, bringing short rain showers across much of Latvia, and thunder may be heard in places….
UN Commission of Inquiry: Israel committed genocide
The UN commission of inquiry has announced that Israel committed genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, writes the BBC. The latest report…
Public transport crisis in Latvia: Thousands of passengers left without buses amid protest
During the passenger carriers’ protest action “One Hour Without Public Transport” on Tuesday, about 165 regional bus routes were disrupted, affecting up to…
