Ukraine’s gains and lost hopes at the NATO summit
Ukraine wanted this year’s NATO summit to end with a clear statement that it would become a member of the alliance immediately after…
Coalition at Riga City Council still at odds with each other, admits acting mayor
After the meeting held by Riga City Council factions Par/Progressive Party (PP) and New Unity (JV) on Tuesday, the 11th of July, acting…
Finland’s Finance Minister apologizes for racist remarks on the Internet
Finland’s far-right Finance Minister Riikka Purra has apologized for a series of racist comments she published 15 years ago, the BBC writes. Purra…
VIDEO | Baltic anti-fascists invite people to sign up for war in Ukraine
Recently multiple Twitter users have shared a video in which Baltic anti-fascists organisation invites people to fight in Ukraine against “fascists” and later…
In Estonia, the number of shoplifting cases has increased by 50%
The data of the Estonian Police and Border Guard Board (PPA) and ERGO Insurance show that more thefts from shops were registered this…
Medical trade union wants a clear deal with ministry on implementation of wage increase plans
Latvian Trade Union of Health and Social Care Workers (LVSADA) has submitted to the Latvian Ministry of Health a request to comply with…
Latvia’s new president is more people-oriented, expert says
Latvia’s President Edgars Rinkevičs, unlike his predecessor Egils Levits, is more people-oriented, says politologist and leading Social and Political Studies Institute of the…
Latvian residents worried the most about the rise of utilities, electricity and food prices
According to Luminor Bank, results from a survey by Norstat that interviewed 1 011 respondents aged 18 to 74 years, Latvian residents are…
Food prices would go down fasted if “all chain links” got involved, LPTA argues
According to Latvian Food Retailers Association (LPTA), the food retailers supply chain reaches from the field all the way to store shelves. Requests…
