Victory Park in Riga to host exhibition with photos from Russian-Ukrainian war
An exhibition featuring photos from the war in Ukraine will be organised in the Victory Park in Riga, said Riga’s Mayor Mārtiņš Staķis…
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Latvia to block operations of Russian-based Yandex Go service
Latvian Road Traffic Safety Directorate (CSDD) has decided to annul the registration and permit of website and mobile app service provider Yandex Taxi….
Latvian minister suggests blacklisting 20 culture workers for supporting Putin’s actions
Latvia’s Minister of Culture Nauris Puntulis invites the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to blacklist more than 20 Russian culture workers, as confirmed by…
Infectologist: face mask requirement should be maintained for high-risk sectors
With Covid-19 cases on a decline in Latvia, it is nonetheless recommended to maintain the mask-wearing requirement for high-risk locations, said Disease Prevention…
Covid-19 in Baltic States. 1 352 in Latvia 2 190 in Lithuania, 667 in Estonia
A total of 1 352 new Covid-19 infection cases were found in Latvia in the last 24 hours. Three people have died, of…
Nestlé speaks of scaling down operations in Russia after Zelenskyy’s criticism
The Swiss food processing giant Nestlé has admitted continuing scaled-down business operations in Russia after criticism from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, French news…
Constitution Protection Bureau warns of Russian special services attacking NATO and EU cyber space
With Kremlin upping the aggression towards western countries, the possibility of Russian special services executing destructive operations in the cyber space of NATO…
Ukrainian refugees in Estonia exceed 21 000
In Estonia, 21,014 Ukrainian refugees have arrived during the current aggression of Russia against Ukraine, Estonian public broadcaster ERR reports. According to the…
Programme: property owned by families of two of «Putin’s friends» avoid sanctions
Following the implementation of EU and US sanctions against Russia, more than EUR 11 million has been frozen in Latvian banks. As reported…
