RIGA - Citizens of Latvia, as well as other EU member states, consider immigration and terrorism to be the EU’s greatest problem, representatives of the European Commission’s Representation in Latvia have said citing a Eurobarometer survey.
Asked to name the EU’s two most pressing problems, two-thirds of respondents in Latvia named immigration and 39 per cent mentioned terrorism. Across the bloc, such answers were given by 58 per cent and 25 per cent of respondents respectively.
The survey was conducted in Nov. 2015 when terrorists staged a seri...
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