Not even under a neutral flag – Russian luge athletes will not be allowed to compete in Sigulda
Russian luge athletes will not be allowed to compete in the upcoming World Cup event in Sigulda, Klāvs Vasks, President of the Latvian…
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Latvia receives only half of ordered flu vaccines – patients frustrated by shortages
Production and logistics problems have delayed influenza vaccine deliveries across Europe, including Latvia. Līga Kozlovska, a family doctor and board member of the…
Biggest risk to the Baltic states identified following Democrats’ victory in US midterm elections
The Democrats’ victory in the US congressional midterm elections could reduce long-term economic and security risks for Europe and the Baltic states, although…
No coalition agreement, but a reform plan – Kučinskis reveals how Latvia’s new government will operate
The prospective government currently being formed by Prime Minister-designate Andris Kulbergs (United List) intends to base its work on dialogue rather than formally…
From +12°C to nights near freezing – forecasters predict a weather change in Latvia
Thursday will be mostly cloudy, with occasional sunny spells. Light rain is expected only in isolated areas of eastern Latvia. Fog will develop…
Kulbergs reveals what could determine Latvia’s next government – parties must reconsider their promises
All options remain open regarding the composition of Latvia’s next government, Andris Kulbergs, a Saeima member representing the United List (AS), said in…
Legal dispute with Guselnikov has already cost Latvia more than 7 million euros
Latvia has spent an additional 1,922 euros on legal services since the 18th of May this year in its ongoing dispute with former…
airBaltic plans to return six aircraft – further fleet reductions possible
Latvia’s national airline airBaltic is seeking to terminate lease agreements for six Airbus A220-300 aircraft as part of its financial restructuring proceedings in…
Latvia spends 30.1 million euros on unforeseen expenses in nine months – which ministries received the most?
Latvia spent a total of 30.114 million euros from its contingency fund during the first nine months of this year, representing 34.1% of…
