STRASSBOURG – In protest against restoration of voting rights for Russian delegation, delegations of the Baltic states and four other countries cut short their participation in the summer session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) and return ho...
TALLINN - President Kersti Kaljulaid is about to take part in the opening ceremony of ESTO 2019, the 12th Global Estonian Cultural Days, in the Finnish capital Helsinki on Thursday and make a speech at a concert in the Senate Square to mark the occasion. For the firs...
RIGA - There are no grounds at the moment to probe the allegations of misuse of donations on the part of Roman Catholic congregations, as no evidence has been produced so far to corroborate the suspicions, Zbignevs Stankevics, Metropolitan Archbishop of the Roman Catholic Church in Latvia, told L...
RIGA - A way will be found to establish an economic affairs court proposed by Justice Minister Janis Bordans (New Conservative Party, JKP), Prime Minister Krisjanis Karins (New Unity) said in an interview with LETA. The prime minister believes that the justice minister’s ...
RIGA – In Latvia’s national energy and climate plan 2021-2030, proposed by the Economics Ministry, the emphasis is on developing a climate neutral economy, according to the draft document. The national energy and climate plan, 2021-2030, is a document for a long-tim...
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