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Before the Midsummer celebrations, Latvia may see temperatures of up to +27°C, but Jāņi Night could bring surprises
June 19, 2026
New weather forecasts issued for Midsummer Eve and Jāņi Day
June 18, 2026
Weather in Latvia set for a sharp change as warm spell approaches
June 16, 2026

Latvia will continue to experience predominantly cloudy weather on Tuesday and Wednesday, although skies are expected to gradually clear from the west on…

Heavy rain and thunderstorms set to affect Latvia
June 15, 2026
Orange warning issued in Latvia for severe thunderstorms on Thursday
June 11, 2026

Politics

BNN IN FOCUS | What can we expect from the IT procurement moratorium, the LSM logo controversy and will taxes really be raised?
June 19, 2026
Minister admits Latvia’s public IT sector has been in “disarray” for six years
June 18, 2026
New government – in Lithuania as well
June 17, 2026
Peace treaty with Iran – a political problem for Netanyahu
June 16, 2026
Romania’s coalition talks stall; time is running out
June 12, 2026
Former Latvian Prime Minister Evika Siliņa returns to parliament after losing premiership
June 12, 2026

Business

Gas bills in Latvia set for changes as Conexus plans tariff increase
By Ogres   June 19, 2026

Latvia’s unified natural gas transmission and storage operator, AS Conexus Baltic Grid (Conexus), plans to increase natural gas transmission system service tariffs from…

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Latvenergo issues 300 million euros in Green Bonds
By Ogres   June 17, 2026
The transit business Latvia lost — and Russia gained
By Ogres   June 16, 2026
Dispute over the future of Rīgas Siltums: Kleinbergs sees the company under Rīga’s control
By Ogres   June 15, 2026
Latest statistics reveal an unpleasant trend in Latvia’s labour market
By Ogres   June 1, 2026

Police ban anti-Iran protest in Paris at last minute
Ogres June 19, 2026

French police have decided to ban a demonstration in Paris by the Iranian opposition group NCRI, citing an increased risk of clashes between…

BNN IN FOCUS | What can we expect from the IT procurement moratorium, the LSM logo controversy and will taxes really be raised?
Ogres June 19, 2026

Among this week’s most widely discussed developments are Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs’ announcement of a 30-day moratorium on major information and communication technology…

Estonian Education Minister shocks school, ends graduation speech in Russian
Ogres June 19, 2026
Digital television case reopened: Supreme Court overturns acquittal of Šlesers and Šķēle
Ogres June 19, 2026
Brexit cost 6% of Britain’s economy
Ogres June 19, 2026

Police ban anti-Iran protest in Paris at last minute
June 19, 2026
BNN IN FOCUS | What can we expect from the IT procurement moratorium, the LSM logo controversy and will taxes really be raised?
June 19, 2026
Estonian Education Minister shocks school, ends graduation speech in Russian
June 19, 2026
Digital television case reopened: Supreme Court overturns acquittal of Šlesers and Šķēle
June 19, 2026
Brexit cost 6% of Britain’s economy
June 19, 2026
BNN interview | Cinevilla turns 22: Andrejs Ēķis reveals the magic behind the facades of Latvia’s backlot
June 19, 2026

Social

Digital television case reopened: Supreme Court overturns acquittal of Šlesers and Šķēle
June 19, 2026
BNN interview | Cinevilla turns 22: Andrejs Ēķis reveals the magic behind the facades of Latvia’s backlot
June 19, 2026
EU: Airlines must seat children next to parents at no extra charge
June 19, 2026

New European Union rules require that hand luggage be included in the price, and children under 14 years of age must be allocated…

Prosecutor’s Office announces findings on former Latvian Prime Minister’s use of airport VIP lounge
June 18, 2026
Latvia’s government change to cost more than half a million euros as cabinet seeks budget savings
June 18, 2026

World

Police ban anti-Iran protest in Paris at last minute
Ogres June 19, 2026

French police have decided to ban a demonstration in Paris by the Iranian opposition group NCRI, citing an increased risk of clashes between…

Estonian Education Minister shocks school, ends graduation speech in Russian
Ogres June 19, 2026

Estonian Education Minister Kristina Kallas ended her graduation speech at Kohtla‑Järve State High School in Ida-Viru county with words in Russian, which really…

Brexit cost 6% of Britain’s economy
Ogres June 19, 2026
US ends naval blockade; Iranians speak of American “desperation”
Ogres June 19, 2026
The new arithmetic of the European Council – what has changed?
Ogres June 18, 2026

Latest Posts

Minister: Latvia’s healthcare sector’s financing should reach EUR 2.5 billion in three years

22.09.2023 Ogres

The funding of the healthcare sector in the next three years should reach EUR 2.5 billion, said Latvian Minister of Health Hosams Abu…

Wednesday’s Saeima votes sheds light on conflict within the coalition, politologist says

22.09.2023 Ogres

The votes for the election of a new Saeima speaker that took place in Wednesday, the 20th of September, shed a light on…

Special services: lessons learned in Ukraine will change Russia’s army

22.09.2023 Ogres

The lessons learned in the war in Ukraine will change the Russian armed forces. Restoration of war machines to their pre-war level will…

Failed Saeima speaker candidate apologizes for apologizing

21.09.2023 Ogres

After failing to get elected as the next Saeima speaker, Union of Greens and Farmers (ZZS) Saeima faction member Gunārs Kūtris appeared in…

Lithuania bans fur farming

21.09.2023 Ogres

On Thursday, the 21st of September, the Lithuanian Seimas passed in the final reading amendments to the Animal Protection Law. These amendments impose…

BNN ANALYSES | Lithuania’s presidential campaign is picking up steam

21.09.2023 Ogres

Linas Jegelevičius Although the new presidential election in Lithuania is still far – in May next year, the political campaign is already churning…

VIDEO | Armenians demand PM Pashinyan’s resignation after Nagorno-Karabakh surrender

21.09.2023 Ogres

Thousands of protesters gathered in Yerevan on Wednesday evening, the 20th of September, to protest against the Armenian government’s alleged failure to support…

Latvian Saeima decides to reduce fixed load payments for households by 60%

21.09.2023 Ogres

On Thursday, the 21st of September, Latvia’s Saeima passed amendments to the Law on Measures for the Reduction of Exceptional Increase in Energy…

Riga City Council invites residents to use public transport more often

21.09.2023 Ogres

Riga City Council plans to introduce lanes for public transports. The municipal administration is also actively working on solutions to make sure public…

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