BNN SUMMARY OF THE WEEK: Everyone’s on strike. Self-harm reform. «Green scrap»
Latvia’s government and its ministers hoped to decorate their warm-up period with proud stories of success. Unfortunately for them, this plan backfired and…
Latvia’s government and its ministers hoped to decorate their warm-up period with proud stories of success. Unfortunately for them, this plan backfired and…
The Seimas of Lithuania is considering amendments to the Law on the State Language, which will stipulate that the self-employed must also be…
During a discussion titled Rights for Dignified Death organised on Wednesday, the 22nd of March, Riga Eastern Clinical University Hospital (RAKUS) Palliative Care…
After the Covid-19 pandemic there has been a surge of tuberculosis cases in Latvia, said representative of the Centre for Disease Prevention and…
Linas Jegelevičius Lithuania’s Finance Ministry finally unveiled a tax reform earlier this week, triggering an avalanche of backlash and indignation from tax experts,…
Representatives of the Isamaa party in the Tallinn City Council proposed removing the word «Russian» from the names of five high schools in…
The latest Eurobarometer survey has shown that the trust of Lithuanians in NATO and the European Union has increased, and Lithuanian residents also…
Every fifth Latvian resident believes they are not affected by companies that don’t pay taxes or pay «envelope wages» to their employees, according…
While the German government is trying to improve the future prospects of internal combustion engines, the head of the car manufacturing company Renault…