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Forecasters predict spring warmth in Latvia – temperatures up to +15°C over the weekend
March 13, 2026
OIK dispute in Latvia continues – Finance Ministry explains why compensation is not justified
March 11, 2026
Temperatures in Latvia to reach +12°C on Wednesday, but weather will change over the weekend
March 11, 2026

Weather conditions in Latvia will remain relatively mild in the coming days, although more unsettled weather is expected toward the end of the…

Sunny weather and spring-like warmth expected in Latvia
March 10, 2026
Public opposition grows: petition launched in Latvia against cuts to overtime pay
March 9, 2026

Politics

Seats in the British House of Lords will no longer be hereditary
March 12, 2026
Populists are gaining popularity; the question remains: can they lead?
March 11, 2026
Sarkozy’s son to enter French politics; will bring US political influence
March 6, 2026
War in Iran: European politicians unable to take a unified position
March 4, 2026
Latvian government working on simplifying the legislative process
March 3, 2026
Latvia should assess the US example: adjusting sanctions as a way to avoid strengthening Russia’s economy
March 2, 2026

Business

Latvian dairy sector: too much imported milk in stores
By Ogres   March 13, 2026

The share of locally produced milk in stores in Latvia has not significantly increased since the signing of the food price memorandum last…

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Farmers warn Middle East conflict could drive up fertilizer and food prices
By Ogres   March 11, 2026
Oil prices reach highest level since 2022
By Ogres   March 9, 2026
Fuel prices in Latvia rise sharply – minister demands explanation from retailers
By Ogres   March 5, 2026
Middle East conflict escalates; airline shares fall
By Ogres   March 2, 2026

NATO ally Serbia admits to buying missiles from China
Ogres March 13, 2026

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić admitted on the 12th of March that the country’s Air Force had recently purchased Chinese CM-400AKG air-to-ground missiles, Reuters…

Iran steps up cyberattacks on Europe
Ogres March 13, 2026

As the US and Israel continue to strike Iran, its cybercriminals have launched attacks on European systems, and officials are worried that this…

BNN IN FOCUS | Political analyst: a culture of lies has emerged in Latvian politics
Ogres March 13, 2026
System flaws have allowed a million illegal vehicles to be on French roads
Ogres March 13, 2026
BNN Interview | Migrants, border and security: Latvia’s Interior Minister says what many have wanted to hear
Ogres March 13, 2026

NATO ally Serbia admits to buying missiles from China
March 13, 2026
Iran steps up cyberattacks on Europe
March 13, 2026
BNN IN FOCUS | Political analyst: a culture of lies has emerged in Latvian politics
March 13, 2026
System flaws have allowed a million illegal vehicles to be on French roads
March 13, 2026
BNN Interview | Migrants, border and security: Latvia’s Interior Minister says what many have wanted to hear
March 13, 2026
International Criminal Court opens investigation into crimes of Belarusian regime
March 13, 2026

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BNN IN FOCUS | Political analyst: a culture of lies has emerged in Latvian politics
March 13, 2026
BNN Interview | Migrants, border and security: Latvia’s Interior Minister says what many have wanted to hear
March 13, 2026
Latvia could release up to 40,000 tonnes of oil reserves onto the market
March 12, 2026

Latvia may release up to 40,000 tonnes of oil reserves onto the market, Economy Minister Viktors Valainis said on Thursday. The minister explained…

Mobile phones in Latvian schools to be banned up to Grade 9
March 12, 2026
Latvian Prime Minister: Public administration employees are “bullied from all sides”
March 12, 2026

World

NATO ally Serbia admits to buying missiles from China
Ogres March 13, 2026

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić admitted on the 12th of March that the country’s Air Force had recently purchased Chinese CM-400AKG air-to-ground missiles, Reuters…

Iran steps up cyberattacks on Europe
Ogres March 13, 2026

As the US and Israel continue to strike Iran, its cybercriminals have launched attacks on European systems, and officials are worried that this…

System flaws have allowed a million illegal vehicles to be on French roads
Ogres March 13, 2026
International Criminal Court opens investigation into crimes of Belarusian regime
Ogres March 13, 2026
Iran accuses EU of complicity in war
Ogres March 13, 2026

Latest Posts

VDD commences criminal proceedings against Saeima deputy for contempt of Latvia’s occupation

01.02.202301.02.2023 Ogres

Latvia’s State Security Service (VDD) reports having concluded investigation of 14th Saeima deputy Glorija Grevcova’s public statements about the Museum of the Occupation…

Insects in food ignites new conspiracy theories flares in Lithuania

31.01.202331.01.2023 Ogres

As the pandemic subsides, Lithuanian conspiracy theorists have found a new topic to use in fantastic theories and moved to a new field…

Report: Hungary is the most corrupt country in Europe

31.01.2023 Ogres

In Hungary, the level of corruption in the public sector has reached record highs, and it is much more widespread than in other…

Estonian Orthodox Church cancels collective prayer; indicates political provocation

31.01.202331.01.2023 Ogres

The Estonian Orthodox Church has canceled the collective prayer planned for February, stating that it has become a victim of political provocation, writes…

Latvia fails to improve its position on the Corruption Perception Index

31.01.2023 Ogres

Latvia’s score on the Corruption Perception Index in 2022 remained unchanged, according to results of the results of the index published by Transparency…

Experts less than enthusiastic about Latvia’s GDP growth in 2022

31.01.202331.01.2023 Ogres

Latvia’s Central Statistical Bureau (CSP) reported on Monday, the 30th of January, that the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) increased by 1.8% in…

Ministry and teachers’ trade union agree on wages of university teachers

31.01.2023 Ogres

On Monday, the 30th of January, there was a meeting held between the Latvian Trade Union of Education and Science Employees (LIZDA) and…

Latvian minister orders scrubbing of Russian content from websites related to Ministry of Transport

31.01.2023 Ogres

Minister of Transport Jānis Vitenbergs has issued an order for all institutions and capital associations under the ministry to review their websites and…

Constitutional Court to look into Latvian government’s given permission to cut down young forests

31.01.2023 Ogres

The Constitutional Court (ST) reports having initiated a case over government regulations that narrowed the average size of trees to be felled, which…

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