Friday will be mostly cloudy, with occasional clear spells, according to the Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology ...

Political parties contesting Latvia’s 15th Saeima election have unveiled election platforms packed with costly promises, many of which lack clear funding plans or detailed cost estimates, according to ...

The interview originally published in Latvian in news portal LA.lv. Last week, the Council of Europe discussed the extension of sanctions against individuals and entities included in the EU sanctions ...

Latvia must decide which parts of the international Rail Baltica railway project should be built and which should not, but abandoning the project is not an option, Finance Minister Māris Kučinskis ...

The political party Progressives has called on Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs to begin consultations on forming a new government, the head of the party’s Saeima faction, Andris Šuvajevs, said on ...

Estonia is living in a “dream world” when it comes to the Rail Baltica timetable, and completing the railway project across all three Baltic states by 2030 is mathematically impossible, Latvian Prime ...

Members of Parliament today referred next year’s state budget bill and its accompanying package of draft laws to Saeima committees for review. The 2026 state budget’s accompanying package includes ...

The Supreme Court of Latvia has decided to overturn the acquittal issued by the Riga Regional Court in the so-called second digital television criminal case, in which several individuals were charged, ...

The collapse of Evika Siliņa’s government was ultimately triggered by The Progressives — a party that for years positioned itself as a modern, competent and values-driven political force. But once ...

This week, Latvian Interior Minister Jānis Dombrava stated that a strict procedure is needed for identifying and deporting illegal migrants who cross the border unlawfully and then claim asylum-seeker ...

The Latvian government is unlikely to accomplish everything set out in its government declaration, Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs (United List) acknowledged in an interview with the LETA news agency.

Several European governments have decided to end the use of WhatsApp and Signal for official communications, Politico reports. Governments in Germany, France, Poland, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and ...