RIGA - Weather in Latvia will become increasingly hot and dry in the coming days, resulting in a higher fire risk, the Latvian Environment, Geology and Meteorology Center warned. According to the Environment, Geology and Meteorology Center’s forecasts,...
RIGA - The Latvian parliament today decided against reappointing Edvards Kusners to the Bank of Latvia Council for another term. While 36 Saeima members voted for Kusners’ reappointment, 14 lawmakers voted against and 28 abstained. Another eight MPs did not register for t...
RIGA - The Education and Science Ministry is proposing applying to private universities and colleges the same restrictions that apply to state higher education institutions, where students have to be taught in Latvian or any of the official languages of the European Union, which means that privat...
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