European museum thefts are becoming more violent; perpetrators are recruited on social media
Europol said on Monday, the 24th of August, that art thieves in Europe are committing increasingly violent thefts, with a particular focus on…
Latvia may not have enough money to cover storm damage – could seek help from the EC
Latvia may very likely have to seek financial assistance from the European Commission to cover the costs caused by the storm, Smart Administration…
VIDEO | Tornado hits France; dozens injured
Tornado ripped through the southwestern French village of Pomas on the 24th of August, injuring 41 people and damaging hundreds of homes, the…
Weather forecast for Latvia this week: calm conditions at first, followed by a new cyclone
On Tuesday, skies will be partly cloudy, with brief rain expected in many areas overnight and a chance of thunderstorms in some places…
China probes use of formaldehyde in cabbage preservation
Chinese authorities have launched an investigation to verify reports of formaldehyde being used in the preservation of cabbage intended for human consumption, the…
The Danube is drying up; Europe has no plan
This summer, European countries along the Danube have tried a variety of ways to deal with the consequences of the drying up of…
“It has not been proven when, where, how much, how or for what” – former Bank of Latvia governor delivers final statement in court
Former Bank of Latvia Governor Ilmārs Rimšēvičs, who is accused of bribery-related offences, said in his final statement on Monday that it had…
US threatens economic “D-Day”; Iran vows to completely stop oil exports
As it prepares to impose sanctions on Iran’s trading partners, the US has threatened Tehran with “the biggest financial attack ever carried out,”…
Latvian PM: Latvia has not learned enough from the war in Ukraine
Last weekend’s storm showed that the country’s services are not properly coordinated with one another, Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs (AS) stressed in a…
