Latvian ex-Health Minister cleared of charge of inaction to procure Covid-19 vaccines
Prosecutors in Latvia have dropped a charge against Latvia’s previous Minister of Health Ilze Viņķele for alleged inaction in procuring Covid-19 vaccines for…
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Canada plans to freeze bank accounts of protesters blocking central Ottawa
In Canada, where lorry drivers opposing the requirement to be vaccinated against Covid-19 to work and their supporters have refused to end a…
Lithuania removes virus testing requirement to EU arrivals
Lithuania, lifting its last travel restriction to people arriving in the Baltic country from other EU states, has removed the requirement to take…
Finland allows restaurants to stay open longer, other rules could be lifted in March
The government of Finland has from Monday, February 14, allowed restaurants and bars to work longer hours and hopes to lift other rules…
Latvia to host massive military exercises with US participating
Soon 22 US military Apache helicopters and hundreds of units of military machines will arrive in Latvia for international military exercises, as reported…
On Canadian-US border, strategic Ambassador Bridge freed from anti-vaxxer protesters
Canadian protesters against the Covid-19 vaccine mandate have left the Ambassador Bridge that is a vital transport link between Canada and the US….
Estonian government updated on security situation and preparedness of institutions
Kaja Kallas, the head of the Estonian government, called a government sitting in the morning of Monday, February 14, to receive the latest…
German Chancellor visits Kyiv after US warns of preparations for imminent incursion
In Kyiv, on Monday, February 14, a visit by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz is expected with the aim of reducing the economic effects…
Week in Lithuania: Constitutional Court drops Covid-19 certificate case, Achema workers go on strike
Last week, the top news in Lithuania were a major strike in the fertiliser producer Achema, the Constitutional Court dismissing a Covid-19 pass…
