RIGA - If elected chairman of Unity, Economics Minister Arvils Aseradens will try to mobilize the democratic wing to prevent Aivars Lembergs (For Latvia and Ventspils) or Nils Usakovs (Harmony) from becoming the prime minister of Latvia, as Aseradens said in an ...
RIGA - Relations between Latvia and Russia are not easy but it is a diplomat’s mission to talk and seek common ground, Latvian ambassador-designate to Russia Maris Riekstins said in an interview with LNT commercial TV channel this morning. Riekstins noted that t...
RIGA - As many as 45.2 percent of Latvia’s millennials, or people aged roughly between 22 and 35, are not saving up for their old-age pensions, a survey by INVL Asset Management reveals. At the same time, 32 percent of respondents in this age group said they were saving f...
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