Saeima committee approves Rail Baltica legislative draft
On Wednesday, 12 October, Latvian Saeima’s Economic, Agricultural, Environmental and Regional Policy Committee approved in the third reading the Rail Baltica legislative draft….
Category: Politics
New Unity and Progressive Party disagree over budget topics in second round of talks
Political parties New Unity and Progressive Party have very similar views when it comes to legislative topics. However, the two parties have major…
For Stability!: information about our candidate contained a «typing error»
Latvian political party For Stability! claims that there was a «typing error» with information provided to the Central Election Commission (CVK) about one…
New Unity to meet with three potential coalition partners again
Following the president’s invitation, New Unity political party will continue in-depth government formation talks this week, as confirmed by the party. As previously…
National Guard officer: Russians shimmy on the edge of an abyss
Sooner or later Russia will declare war on Ukraine, and it is not impossible that the explosion on the Kerch Bridge was a…
KNAB to investigate claims of Kremlin’s possible payments to Latvia’s ex-minister Šlesers
Latvia’s Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau (KNAB) has commenced an investigation of public claims about Russian President Vladimir Putin allegedly paying money to…
Two Latvian parties contest results of 14th Saeima elections
The Central Election Commission (CVK) received three applications from Harmony political party’s candidates and three applications from People’s Power political party. In those…
Ex-Prime Minister: it’s an Eastern European phenomenon, when a person one foot in prison becomes an object of worship
Author: Dainis Lemešonoks It’s an Eastern European phenomenon – person who is one foot in prison can become an object of worship for…
Progressive Party to invite both Combined List and National Alliance for coalition talks
Latvian Progressive Party plans to invite representatives from both the National Alliance (NA) and the Combined List (AS) next week to discuss possible…
