Riga’s mayor promises this year’s budget priorities include schools
Residents should keep in mind that this year Riga will be very dug up this year, said Mayor of Riga Mārtiņš Staķis in…
Georgia to withdraw the «foreign agents» law
After widespread protests broke out in the country, the ruling party of Georgia has announced that it will not advance the controversial bill…
BNN IN FOCUS | minister dodges probing questions about scandalous Latvian army procurement
«There is nothing else in this world that is lost as easily as public trust. Yes, I can feel this trust [in National…
Liberal government forming in Estonia; EKRE challenges results of elections
Having won the parliamentary elections in Estonia, Reform Party led by PM Kaja Kallas is already hard at form composing a coalition with…
Opposition in Latvia blasts attempts to «quietly» do school network reform
During debates held on Wednesday, the 8th of March, Saeima opposition deputy Harijs Rokpelins from the Union of Greens and Farmers accused Minister…
Ukraine denies involvement in Nord Stream sabotage
Ukraine has denied its involvement in the September attack on the Nord Stream gas pipeline, which was built to deliver Russian natural gas…
Protests flare up in Georgia against the new draft law
Protests and clashes with police have broken out in Georgia after parliament gave preliminary approval to a bill on «foreign agents», writes Reuters….
Latvian government provides funding towards Bolderaja «battery trains» procurement
On Tuesday, the 7th of March, Latvia’s Cabinet of Ministers approved the allocation of pre-financing of EUR 74.4 million to the Ministry of…
Economist promises inflation to start going down more quickly soon
SEB Bank economist Dainis Gašpuitis offers a look at February’s inflation indexes. While he does promise inflation to go down, he also admits…
