Unilateral restrictions imposed by Latvia on the transit of Russian- and Belarusian-origin grain would not stop Russian exports from reaching global markets but…
On the 14th of September this year, when Latvia’s national airline airBaltic filed for restructuring under Chapter 11, its funded debt stood at…
Efforts by US energy companies to expand their influence in the Western Balkans have raised concerns within the European Union that the region…
Virological testing for the current season shows that influenza viruses have already begun circulating in Latvia, with three laboratory-confirmed flu cases recorded. A…
Sergei Fedotov, the father of Jūlija Stepaņenko, the prime ministerial candidate of the Sovereign Power/Young Latvians alliance, is the majority owner of two…
Efforts by US energy companies to expand their influence in the Western Balkans have raised concerns within the European Union that the region…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a tough election in October, yet in his speech at the UN General Assembly, he highlighted his…
On Thursday, the 23rd of February, the State Chancellery released a statement from the Cabinet of Ministers that states how the country will…
In the final reading on Thursday, the 23rd of February, the Saeima passed amendments to the Personal Identification Documents Law. These amendments provide…
At a meeting of the Cabinet of Ministers on Tuesday, the 21st February, members of the government reviewed the report from the Ministry…
Chronic food shortages are nothing new in North Korea, but closed borders, bad weather and sanctions have made the situation even worse in…
Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced that Moscow will expand its nuclear weapons program, and the volume of production of other weapons will…
Estonia is celebrating Independence Day, and the speaker of its parliament, Jüri Ratas, said at the traditional flag-raising ceremony that the meaning of…
At the start of the year tax debts and debts declared by various companies were registered for more than 51 600 legal persons…
Finland’s Defense Ministry has banned Russian citizens from buying a property that once served as a retirement home for national security reasons, writes…
Since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Latvian residents and companies have donated aid worth a total of EUR 38 million…
