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PM Siliņa’s government “Restart” – Saeima approves three new ministers

06.03.202507.03.2025 Ogres

On Thursday, the 6th of March, Saeima approved several new ministers, introducing changes to the government’s composition. Atis Švinka, a former deputy from…

Saeima approves Melbārde and Uzulnieks as ministers without debate

06.03.202508.03.2025 Ogres

On Thursday, the 6th of March, the Saeima approved Dace Melbārde (New Unity, JV) as Minister of Education and Science and Reinis Uzulnieks…

Wind to calm, the Sun to shine! Weather to improve over the weekend

06.03.202506.03.2025 Ogres

Midweek will bring changing cloudiness. During the night and early Thursday morning, rain is expected in the eastern regions, but by midday, skies…

New bill: who will be banned from travelling to Russia and Belarus?

05.03.202509.03.2025 Ogres

The National Security Committee of Saeima has prepared a draft law on restricting activities that pose a threat to national security. The bill…

Government plans to reach 4% of GDP for defense sooner as expected

05.03.202505.03.2025 Ogres

Government ministries are already working on a project to accelerate Latvia’s defense sector spending to 4% of GDP, potentially achieving this goal as…

New Minister of Transport must find a compromise in port reform, stevedores say

04.03.202504.03.2025 Ogres

The new Minister of Transport must prioritise port reform and railway development, emphasised Ivars Landmanis, Chairman of the Council of the Latvian Stevedoring…

From eggs to chocolate: rapid price surge observed in different product categories

03.03.202510.03.2025 Ogres

In the first nine months of 2024, retailer LLC Maxima Latvija received requests from 74 suppliers regarding the raising of prices for several…

Latvian minister comments on fight between Trump and Zelenskyy: what does this mean for Europe?

03.03.202503.03.2025 Ogres

We shouldn’t dramatise the controversial statements spoken in the US White House in the context of the ongoing war in Ukraine, said Latvian…

Latvian Post warns: tariffs may increase again

28.02.202528.02.2025 Ogres

Service tariffs used by Latvian Post will likely change again next year, said the company’s Chairman of the Board Ģirts Rudzītis in an…

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