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Kulbergs reveals what could determine Latvia's next government – parties must reconsider their promises
Formation of the new government: Kulbergs leaves all options open but warns about the financial situation.
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Frost and sleet expected in Latvia – what does the rest of the week have in store?
Weather is turning cooler in Latvia, and frost and slippery roads are expected in some areas.
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Edvards Smiltēns elected Speaker of Latvia's 15th Saeima
Edvards Smiltēns has been elected Speaker of Latvia's 15th Saeima with the support of 79 MPs.
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Americans head to the polls for the midterm elections; the outcome will shape the remainder of Trump’s presidency
The midterm elections on the 3rd of November could bring a painful defeat for the Republicans, but it is currently difficult to predict the outcome.
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Latvia's 15th Saeima begins work with mishaps – five MPs make mistakes while taking oath
Several deputies of the 15th Saeima have to repeat their solemn oath.
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Baltic states may renew request for EU funding for anti-drone defence
Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia previously requested 500 million euros for defense against drones. A new funding request is now being considered.
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Amid rising sabotage threats, Poland deploys counter-terrorism units near Russian border
The threat of potential sabotage near the Russian border has prompted the Polish police to deploy counter-terrorism units there.
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Gjensidige merges with Ergo – company explains what will happen to customers' insurance policies
Gjensidige has legally ceased operations and has been merged into Ergo Insurance.
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Expansion of war in the Black Sea tests NATO’s red lines
Repeated attacks on merchant ships in the Black Sea near Bulgaria and Romania have prompted countries in the region to request greater support from NATO.
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Legal dispute with Guselnikov has already cost Latvia more than 7 million euros
Latvia's legal dispute with former PNB banka owner Grigory Guselnikov has already cost taxpayers more than 7 million euros.
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Cyberattacks target stores across several European countries
A month after criminals caused refrigerators in French supermarkets to heat up, new attacks have taken place at stores in several European countries.
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airBaltic plans to return six aircraft – further fleet reductions possible
AirBaltic seeks court approval to return six leased aircraft and is considering further fleet reductions during restructuring.
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Night frost and daytime temperatures of up to +11°C – forecasters predict changeable weather for the rest of the week in Latvia
Latvia faces a changeable week with occasional rain, coastal wind gusts, overnight frost in some areas and daytime temperatures reaching up to +11°C.
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Ryanair considers freezing employee wages and raising ticket prices
High fuel prices have prompted Ryanair to consider raising flight fares and taking other measures to offset the high costs.
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As the far-right gains ground in Europe, Germany’s AfD re-evaluates its ideas
The German far-right party AfD, sensing an opportunity to enter the federal government, has begun to soften its euroscepticism.
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"Latvia must be saved": Šlesers ready to support Kulbergs' reforms and tough decisions
Šlesers explained that Kulbergs had outlined his planned priorities, while discussions about the composition of the future government would, as he understood it, take place after Kulbergs received his official nomination.
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Not enough money to meet all commitments: Kulbergs outlines Latvia's financial challenges
Kulbergs announced that the meeting with LPV marked the conclusion of the first round of government formation talks with all centrist parties represented in the Saeima.
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Livestock farmers in Estonia have lost 150 cattle to wolves; court blocks hunting permits
In southern Estonia, wolves have caused serious damage to a herd; however, hunting permits have been suspended following a request from a non-governmental organization.
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Help Ukrainian soldiers survive the cold: Latvia launches winter clothing donation campaign
Latvia has launched a nationwide winter donation campaign to provide Ukrainian soldiers with knitted clothing and other essential supplies to help them endure the cold.
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Protests against the high cost of living in Germany turn into riots and looting
In Germany initially peaceful protests turned into riots and the looting of shops when far-left extremists got involved.