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Latvia wins silver and bronze on its International AI Olympiad IOAI debut

2026-08-11

In its first year at the International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence, Latvia’s team earned three distinctions — the result of a national selection and training programme built in less than a year. Four students travelled to Astana to repres...

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With Tallink’s support, Dream Days will reach even more children

AS Tallink Grupp and the Charity Foundation Minu Unistuste Päev (“My Dream Day”), operating in Estonia, are continuing their collaboration to offer children with serious and chronic illnesses, and their loved ones, unforgettable experiences both at sea and on land. In addition, t...

Survey: The workplace is not just a costs – it affects productivity and employee loyalty

Although a high-quality work environment has a significant impact on both employee productivity and loyalty, only 39% of respondents believe that their employer views the workplace as an investment rather than an expense. According to Henrijs Kaļķis, Professor at the Faculty of Economics and Soci...

With Tallink’s support, Dream Days will reach even more children

AS Tallink Grupp and the Charity Foundation Minu Unistuste Päev (“My Dream Day”)...

Survey: The workplace is not just a costs – it affects productivity and employee loyalty

Although a high-quality work environment has a significant impact on both employee productivity a...

Europe's migration debate Is really about demography

As Europe reaches the midpoint of 2026, migration remains one of the continent's de...

Former President Valdis Zatlers and international experts to seek a way out of polarization in society at the LAMPA Conversation Festival

On July 11, the international panel discussion “Light through the Crack: Conversation in a ...

European investors see strong potential in the region’s tech entrepreneurship and capital markets

European LP and GP investors who gathered in Tallinn, Estonia, highlighted the Nordic region as a...

On the Occasion of the US 250th Anniversary, VMU Celebrates the Idea of Freedom and Academic Partnership

On the 4th of July, the United States of America marks its historic 250th anniversary of Independ...

'The Red Jackets' launch the Exporters' Skills Fund to strengthen Latvia's export competitiveness and human capital

The Latvian Exporters Association “The Red Jackets” has launched the Exporters' S...

Cambridge's Baltic Geopolitics Programme: strengthening understanding in a changing Europe

The University of Cambridge's Centre for Geopolitics is a leading research institution focuse...

AI Is Entering Organisations from the Bottom Up

For some, artificial intelligence (AI) is the latest technological trend. For others, it is simpl...

MiCA in 2026: How the Baltics Became Europe's Gateway for Crypto Licensing

In 2026, the Baltic states have emerged as the strategic hub for international fintech companies ...

Inclusive by Design: NEO-CYCLE's Commitment to Women in Deep Tech

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The Sixth President Valdas Adamkus Prize Awarded to Environmentalist Lina Paškevičiūtė

On 5 June, World Environment Day, environmentalist Lina Paškevičiūtė was formally presente...

INVESTOR PULSE expands across the Baltics for the first regional retail investor study

The launch of INVESTOR PULSE 2026 marks the start of a Baltic-wide study aimed at providing deepe...

VMU Master’s Graduate Karolis Bareckas: Sociology Is a Cure for Stupidity

“Sociology is a cure for stupidity. It encourages us to look more deeply at various phenome...

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Latvia wins silver and bronze on its International AI Olympiad IOAI debut

With Tallink’s support, Dream Days will reach even more children

Survey: The workplace is not just a costs – it affects productivity and employee loyalty

With Tallink’s support, Dream Days will reach even more children

Survey: The workplace is not just a costs – it affects productivity and employee loyalty

Europe's migration debate Is really about demography

Former President Valdis Zatlers and international experts to seek a way out of polarization in society at the LAMPA Conversation Festival

European investors see strong potential in the region’s tech entrepreneurship and capital markets

On the Occasion of the US 250th Anniversary, VMU Celebrates the Idea of Freedom and Academic Partnership

'The Red Jackets' launch the Exporters' Skills Fund to strengthen Latvia's export competitiveness and human capital

Cambridge's Baltic Geopolitics Programme: strengthening understanding in a changing Europe

AI Is Entering Organisations from the Bottom Up

MiCA in 2026: How the Baltics Became Europe's Gateway for Crypto Licensing

Inclusive by Design: NEO-CYCLE's Commitment to Women in Deep Tech

The Sixth President Valdas Adamkus Prize Awarded to Environmentalist Lina Paškevičiūtė

INVESTOR PULSE expands across the Baltics for the first regional retail investor study

VMU Master’s Graduate Karolis Bareckas: Sociology Is a Cure for Stupidity

Europe's migration debate Is really about demography

Former President Valdis Zatlers and international experts to seek a way out of polarization in society at the LAMPA Conversation Festival

European investors see strong potential in the region’s tech entrepreneurship and capital markets

On the Occasion of the US 250th Anniversary, VMU Celebrates the Idea of Freedom and Academic Partnership

'The Red Jackets' launch the Exporters' Skills Fund to strengthen Latvia's export competitiveness and human capital

Cambridge's Baltic Geopolitics Programme: strengthening understanding in a changing Europe

AI Is Entering Organisations from the Bottom Up

MiCA in 2026: How the Baltics Became Europe's Gateway for Crypto Licensing

Inclusive by Design: NEO-CYCLE's Commitment to Women in Deep Tech

The Sixth President Valdas Adamkus Prize Awarded to Environmentalist Lina Paškevičiūtė

INVESTOR PULSE expands across the Baltics for the first regional retail investor study

VMU Master’s Graduate Karolis Bareckas: Sociology Is a Cure for Stupidity

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