Riots in France: why police use weapons?
The death of the 17-year-old teenager has sparked waves of violent protests during the statistical tests, and this is just one of the…
Latvian Ministry of Welfare estimates priority activities require funding of EUR 108.7 million
According to the Ministry of Welfare, priority activities in the welfare sector of Latvia require funding of EUR 108.7 million, as confirmed by…
Lithuanian MEP sponsors the “alternative” news page
The social network and “alternative” news page 77.lt, which attracts conspiracy theorists and fake news fans from the moment of its opening, is…
New deal provides taxpayers with option for more favourable reductions in payments
A new option for taxpayers have come into force in Latvia. It provides residents more favourable reductions in payments, as confirmed by representatives…
Poland scrambles to bolster security on border with Belarus
Poland has decided to deploy an additional 500 police officers on the border shared with Belarus, as confirmed by the country’s minister of…
Latvian parties scramble for new coalition talks for Riga City Council
Coalition partners in Riga City Council – New Unity (JV), National Alliance/Latvian Association of Regions (NA/LRA) and Kods Rīgai (KR – have decided…
In Estonia, police officers have to consider the use of a weapon every week
In Estonia, there are situations almost every week when police officers have to consider using weapons while performing their duties, writes ERR News….
Mārtiņš Staķis decides to step down as Mayor of Riga
Chairman of Riga City Council Mārtiņš Staķis has decided to step down, as detailed in a public statement released on the 3rd of…
Ukraine reports increasing success
Ukraine reports that its forces have managed to advance on the eastern and southern fronts after heavy fighting and 37.4 square kilometers of…































