No compromise – Latvian teachers will go on strike
No compromise for the possible increase of teachers’ pay was reached during the Reconciliation Committee’s final meeting on 7 September. This means Latvian…
Latvian Russians Union turns to UN Human Rights Committee to save Soviet monuments
To preserve the remaining Soviet monuments in Daugavpils, Latvian Russians Union (LKS) has turned to the UN Human Rights Committee. The report was…
Bar set for Latvian Special Tasks Unit training course too high for women
Not a single woman has passed the National Armed Forces (NBS) Special Tasks Unit (SUV) infantry training course since the restoration of independence…
At least 380 children killed in Ukraine since beginning of war
Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine wrote on Telegram that Russia’s war has killed at least 383 children, injured over 742 since 24 February,…
Estonian embassy in Moscow receives threats
Estonian Embassy in Moscow told newspaper Postimees that currently there are no problems with security and threat analyses are regularly carried out, as…
Latvian government approves order under which supporters of war criminals will lose citizenship
Half a year after Saeima’s adopted amendments, the government approved the order under which Latvian citizenship will be taken away from people who…
Baltic States agree to severely limit entry for Russian citizens
Baltic States have reached an agreement to severely limit entry to their territories for Russian citizens who hold Schengen visas, as reported by…
Latvian Prime Minister says country may have to adopt a price cap of some kind
Looking at the adopted households support mechanism’s effectiveness in a situation when prices of energy resources are significantly up, it is likely Latvia…
British Prime Minster says Ukraine can count on UK’s support
British Prime Minister Liz Truss’ conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was her first call with a foreign leader since being appointed, informs…
